>>>>>>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
>>>>>
>>>>>Gerard,
>>>>>Either set enabled = .f. for the column or return .f. from when event of its control. Both however wouldn't prevent you form focusing to it with mouse.
>>>>>Cetin
>>>>
>>>>Setting WHEN to false WILL prevent focussing with the mouse.
>>>
>>>In which version?
>>>Cetin
>>
>>In all versions. The cursor won't be positioned in the cell and selecting text won't be possible.
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>I didn't say it'd allow selecting text but it can get focus. ie:

Yes, I understand. It's kind of a focus indeed. A focus without the possibility to select text, but the cell will get a thick border anyway and the user can use the up/down arrows to move to another row. In certain cisrcumstances that can be handy. But it's not the type of focus that most of us will have in mind when thinking of focus. So, we need another word or phrase here. Perhaps the native speakers can come up with a phrase.