Thanks Dragan,

I see... I don't know if it will work for me, but it is possibility. Thanks!

I was wondering... I can use ADDCOLUMN, and then Remove TextBox and add my Textbox class... I think I won't need to add a COLUMN CLASS, so AddColumn should work for me!

Anyway... thank you for your attention!

Rodolfo

>>Hello Dragan!
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>>I'm here again... I tried to find a workaround, but no success...
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>>I'm creating a wizard to help me design forms. So, I need to create my grids (and columns, of course) in design mode.
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>>If you have some time, please, try to find that precious code... If you are busy, no problem!
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>I'm actually using a workaround. Goes like this:
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>In design time, I use a grid with regular columns. Set it to whatever number of columns I need, set properties to it etc.
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>When done, I generate code for grid's init, which will do the .newobject() for each column as we need it, while preserving any other code that may have been there. I'm actually doing
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>lcInit=getpem(oGrid, "init")
>lcOldCode=strextract(lcInit, hPrefixLine, hPostfixLine)
>lcInit=strtran(lcInit, lcOldCode, "")
>oGrid.WriteMethod(init, stuff(lcInit, at(hPostfixLine, lcInit), lcNewCode)
>oGrid.columncount=0
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>So in design mode I'm using the regular baseclass columns, and in the end killing all the columns, and adding code to create them at runtime.