>Hello,
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>If you want to add a column dynamically you can use .AddObject with a subclassed custom grid column. Also please note there are some security issues associated with the method described in the article depending on where the data is and who has access. You can inject a case statement to just allow certain properties to be user managed.
>
>HTH
>
>Bob
>
I was thinking along these lines:

thisform.myGrid.ColumnCount = thisform.myGrid.ColumnCount + 1
++++++++++++ Info from script
thisform.myGrid.Columns(thisform.myGrid.ColumnCount).ControlSource = ...
thisform.myGrid.Columns(thisform.myGrid.ColumnCount).width = ...
etc.

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In other words, have only the new column definition in the memo field.
Do you think this approach can work?

Or you would suggest to define each possible requested field (so far there are only two combinations) as a class (may be in code) and just add a new column.