Hello,
its not best practice to refresh the whole grid if only 1 row changed. If the data in your array consists of instances of custom classes, make sure the properties in the custom class are bindable. Bindable causes them to broadcast an event if an item changes, which in turn will make sure the datagrid will update that record.
If the collection does not contain instances of a custom class but (for example) instances of Object, these changes will not be recognised. In that case you could use the "itemUpdated" mehod of the collection. This will notify the view (in your case the datagrid) to update the single item.
Greetz Erik
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