The column itself does not have a tabstop, but the control in the column does have one. By default it's the Text1 textbox, for example: grid1.column1.text1
Update: Hmm, it doesn't work. Grumble.
What works is usage of setfocus() in the keypress() of a column's control.
LPARAMETERS nKeyCode, nShiftAltCtrl
if nKeycode= 9
nodefault
thisform.grid1.column3.setfocus()
endif
>Hi.
>I have a Gris with a few columns, and I want the default behaviour of some of the columns to be Tbastop = .f., so the user should not land in them.
>
>I notice there is not a Tabstop control for the column itselef, so I set the Tabstop of the Control in the column to .F., however, the user still lands in the column, and the TabStop propert seems to make no diffeence.
>
>Is there a way of 'Jumping' over a column ?
>
>Regards,
>Gerard
Groet,
Peter de Valença
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