There's a thought. That sounds workable. Thanks.

My initial impression is child forms are somewhat unruly (or maybe underdeveloped). Do you agree or disagree?


>What about putting on the form tabless pageframe with 3 grids on separate tabs and activate one you need?
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>>I have just created my first child form. (Bowing deeply). It is partly there, meaning it appears inside the parent form and shows the expected data. However, there are two problems. One is that the parent form's controls become inaccessible, even though the child form is defined as modeless. The other is I can't figure out how to control the placement of the child form within the parent. I want it to be in a specific place, just like it was a control on the form.
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>>If you're wondering why I am doing this in the first place, the parent form displays one of three different grids depending on choices made by the user. I don't want to duplicate the whole form three times just to have different grids.