>>No, I can't see that; the syntax is:
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>>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.
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>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.
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>The following sample - on a separate CommandButton - works fine for me:
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>ThisForm.Grid1.SetAll("Width", 30)
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>* or:
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>ThisForm.Grid1.SetAll("Width", 30, "Column")
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DOH!

It's so long since I've used it, I'd forgotten the CLASS param, which applies to the contained column class. Of ourse, you're right!