local function SetScrollOffset(self, offset)
	local maxOffset = max(#self.filtered - self.displayRows, 0)
	if not offset or offset < 0 or offset > maxOffset then
		return -- invalid offset
	end
	
	local scrollPercent = offset / maxOffset
	local maxPixelOffset = self.scrollframe:GetVerticalScrollRange() + self.rowHeight
	local pixelOffset = scrollPercent * maxPixelOffset 
	self.scrollframe:SetVerticalScroll(pixelOffset)
	FauxScrollFrame_SetOffset(self.scrollframe, offset)
end

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  sapu94 Sep 09, 2011 at 19:49 UTC - 0 likes

  nvm seems to be working I just can't set the scroll to the last row immediately after adding more data for some reason so I just create a little timer and it works.

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  sapu94 Sep 09, 2011 at 19:31 UTC - 0 likes

  Hrm I'm having issues with this code this morning...I'll post back with an update when I figure them out.

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  ddumont Sep 09, 2011 at 12:07 UTC - 0 likes

  Thanks! I'll try to get this included soon