You might try playing with the 'WHEN' property. If you return .F., it should slide the user right on to the next column.

Barbara

>I have a grid, which is populated by several rows from a table. I want the first two colums (which make up the key) to be displayed, but not be selectable. In otherwords, I want column 3 to be the first column , and have the first two be "garnish" of sorts. Tab needs to skip them, arrowkeys need to skip them, clicking on them should do nothing.
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>I have solved it by making the text1.gotfocus() method be:
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>THIS.Parent.Parent.column3.SetFocus()
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>Which is great, EXCEPT, Shift-tab in col3 fails, left arrow in col3 fails, and most importantly - I can no longer trap Right-clicks on the first two columns (which is important). Is there any way to make teh two colums NOT be selectable, yet still trigger RightClick() events?
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>just making them RO is not enuff..it is a pain for (l)users to have to tab past them.
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>Tim