>No, I can't see that; the syntax is:
>
>Container.SetAll(cProperty, Value [, cClass])
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>So this would be Thisform.grdMyGrid.SetAll( "Width", 200) && so setting the width of the grid, or
>Thisform.grdMyGrid.ColumnX.SetAll( "Width", 200)
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>So you'd need to specify which column and, as there's only one Width property to it, setall is redundant.
Unlike many other methods, SetAll() is not supposed to modify the container, but the contained objects. In other words, Grid.SetAll(...) will change objects
contained within the specified grid.
The following sample - on a separate CommandButton - works fine for me:
ThisForm.Grid1.SetAll("Width", 30)
ThisForm.Grid1.SetAll("Width", 30, "Column")
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