Yes you could use an old trick:

* You moved the pointer here
local lnHeight
With thisform.myGrid
  lnHeight = .Height
  .Height = .RowHeight+.HeaderHeight
  .refresh
  .Height = m.lnHeight
endwith

Cetin


>It works but i still have a little problem :
>before starting the procedure to get the new cursor i call the activatecell(1,1) method, get the PK then call the procedure and locate for the PK again
>then refresh the grid.
>The record is placed at the half of the rows in the grid....
>is there a way to put it in the first one ?
>Thx again
>Alessio
>>I see. Then you could activatecell(1,1) and get pk then.
>>Cetin
>>
>>>Ah :-)
>>>Yes that is what i actually do.
>>>But i was trying to get over the situation in which user scrolls the grid without setting the focus on a record. I thought relativerow could help but i'm not still sure about it
>>>
>>>>I mean primary key of your recordsource.
>>>>Cetin
>>>>
>>>>>hoi cetin
>>>>>what is PK ?
>>>>>>>>Hi Alessio,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>How should tha relativeroww property be managed ?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>What are you trying to accomplish? Maybe there's an alternative that doesn't require RelativeRow.
>>>>>>>I'm trying to have the same or at most the closest to the same screen after I requery a select
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Saving the current PK and locating it after a requery would do for you?
>>>>>>Cetin