Richard you can create as many templates as you want but then u use only 2 of them, 1 for the SelectedTemplateIndex that will be use when you select a row and the TemplateIndex that is used for all the non selected rows.
You can then also set for each row what is the SelectedTemplateIndex and TemplateIndex that row will use, in case you want to show a diferent template.
Now remember the advancelist is a litle diferent from a a grid where you can have a bunch of cols and will be all one after the other, now the advance list you will have that fixed width to manage, and in my opinion is just easy to draw that on each form, not saying that you can't do it, you can but perhaps it will endup showing information above each other.


>I am sorry I dont understand what you mean
>
>Most of the data, heading etc will change with each of the tables
>
>For instance I have a advancedlist that I populate with A Customers Invoices When i click on the Invoice it gives me the Invoice Details.
>
>I have set up all the headers and data within the AdvanceList Properties
>NO PROBLEM
>
>But it needs setting bup for each of the Results I want
>What i was hoping to do was to fill in the properties in the COLLECTIONS manually so I only hace 1 (or a couple) of AdvancedLists
>
>I have spent the last couple of weeks setting up a class library for my main form and subclass that form for other projects. Was hoping to build this in here
>
>If I want to not show the header i set the advancedList1.ShowHeader = false;
>similarly I can set other properties in the advancedlist
>
>My problem is i do not know how to set the properties in the Templates property (Very simple I know but Im from VFP!)
>
>So
>Say I click on Templates
>And add 4 RowTemplates( or already have)
>How do I set the third RowTemplate Height property to 32
>
>I then click on CellTemplates
>Which has 5 TextCells
>How do I set the forth ones Bounds X property to 90
> and its CellSource
>
>Can I email to a picture of what I am trying to do
>
>Many Many thanks for your help
>
>
>richard@bmwdrivers.co.uk
>Richard