Unfortunately I tried that and got poor results. The dynamic back color shows until I actually enter the grid, then it goes white, and if I move to a different record I see a flash of the color but it instantly goes away. I thought I had it, too. This happens regardless of where the code is.

I tried turning off Highlight and HightlightRow, but that didn't help. Maybe if I turn off SelectOnEntry?

Any ideas?

Dana

>I am glad that you found a solution. And, as Sergey mentioned, be sore to move the SETALL code to the init of the grid where it belongs.
>
>>Tore,
>>
>> You put me on a track that I hadn't thought about. I put the "fully qualified path", ie. ThisForm.pgfBase.Page2.grdPromoDestinations.SetAll(... and that worked.
>>
>>Thanks for your help!
>>
>>Dana
>>
>>>I added some more text to my message, after you read it. When the DynamicBackColor expression is evaluated, it does not see the "With this" since it is not valid anymore.
>>>
>>>>I would think that it should not be an issue, since the code is within the
>>>>

>>>>WITH This
>>>>...
>>>>ENDWITH
>>>>

>>>> structure, but I'll check that out.
>>>>
>>>>Dana
>>>>>>WITH This
>>>>>> .Tag = STR(RECNO('vSbvPromoDestinations'))
>>>>>>
>>>>>> .SetAll("DynamicBackColor", "IIF(RECNO('vSbvPromoDestinations') = VAL(ALLTRIM(.Tag)), ;
>>>>>> RGB(255,255,128), RGB(255,255,255))", "Column")
>>>>>>
>>>>>> .Refresh()
>>>>>>*.colAirportCode.DynamicBackColor = RGB(0,128,255)
>>>>>>ENDWITH
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Please help, it's driving me nuts!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>Dana
>>>>>
>>>>>My guess is the missing "this"

>>>>>WITH This
>>>>>	.Tag = STR(RECNO('vSbvPromoDestinations'))
>>>>>
>>>>>	.SetAll("DynamicBackColor", "IIF(RECNO('vSbvPromoDestinations') = VAL(ALLTRIM(this.Tag)), ;
>>>>>		RGB(255,255,128), RGB(255,255,255))", "Column")
>>>>>
>>>>>	.Refresh()
>>>>>*.colAirportCode.DynamicBackColor = RGB(0,128,255)
>>>>>ENDWITH