>Wow, that's way more code than what I've got. For now, I can live with the little quirk of moving the mouse cursor that I've got, but I will have to fix it at some point, so this may come in handy. Thanks.

Hi Fred,

I tried this code in my real application and it didn't work for me.

This particular piece

If This.oGridObj.GridHitTest (m.laTmp (3), m.laTmp (4), ;
						@m.lnWhat, @m.lnRow, @m.lnCol)
					If m.lnWhat = 3
						lnCol = m.lnCol + This.oGridObj.LeftColumn - 1
						If This.oGridObj.RelativeRow # 0
							lnRow = m.lnRow - This.oGridObj.RelativeRow
							If m.lnRow # 0
								Skip m.lnRow In This.oGridObj.RecordSource
								lcCaption = ;
									TRANSFORM (Evaluate (This.oGridObj.Columns(m.lnCol).ControlSource))
								Skip -m.lnRow In This.oGridObj.RecordSource
							Else
								lcCaption = ;
									TRANSFORM (Evaluate (This.oGridObj.Columns(m.lnCol).ControlSource))
							Endif
						Else
							Mouse Click Left
							lcCaption = ;
								TRANSFORM (Evaluate(This.oGridObj.Columns(m.lnCol).ControlSource))
						Endif
					Else
						* We're not on the column with data	
						*lcCaption = "Nothing to display"
					Endif
				Endif

shows wrong information. The reason is that I re-arranged columns and added new columns when designed this form and the grid.

So, the question is: how can we find out column's controlsource if we know the column order?

Should be a simple fix.

Thanks.