You're welcome.

>thank you very much
>YES, The trick is to never recreate the grid.
>
>>The trick is to never recreate the grid.

>>Select whatever into cursor curtemp && a temp cursor
>>select mycursor && The cursor that drives your grid
>>zap
>>select from (dbf('curtemp'))
>>yourgrid.refresh()

>>
>>
>>>Hi all,
>>>I have a form with one Grid on it.
>>>When I move on Table1 records, I want to create a cursor ( MyCursor ) and fill it with some data from Table2.
>>>I put below code in MyRefillGrid method.
>>>
>>>In Init method :
>>>

>>>CrsTempSabt = "_" + SUBSTR(SYS(2015), 4)
>>>

>>>
>>>In MyRefillGrid method :
>>>
>>>

>>>CREATE CURSOR &MyCursor  (HCode C(14), HName C(100), HADesc C(50), Hnum1 N(12,0), Hnum2 N(12,0))
>>>
>>>
>>>* Filling MyCursor with Table2 data
>>>
>>>
>>>thisform.grid1.RecordSource = MyCursor
>>>thisform.grid1.column1.ControlSource = "HCode"
>>>thisform.grid1.column2.ControlSource = "HName"
>>>thisform.grid1.column3.ControlSource = "HADesc"
>>>
>>>SELECT &MyCursor
>>>GO TOP
>>>Thisform.grid1.Refresh
>>>

>>>
>>>It is ok for first time that I run my form, but when I move to another record in table1, and want to recreate MyCursor, all of grid columns destroyed ( column width and also its header title )
>>>What must I do? I dont want to create MyCursor once and delete all record in MyCursor each time. i want to have a clear cursor.
>>>Thanks