I'd say images in a grid are to be avoided. You can make it work, no doubt, and Naomi has pointed you to a better solution than Marcia's, but unless the image is small, having it in the grid makes the rest of the grid awkward to work with since the rows become so tall. I use a separate image control to the side of the grid and update that via the AfterRowColChange method. This limits the grid to what it does best and keeps the rows short, which lets the user see more data at once. Not saying you shouldn't do it - there are times when it may be the exact right thing - just mentioning another option.


>So far I created a column with an image instead of a textbox.
>I have a cursor that contains the image in a column (ex.: image1.jpg, image2.jpg, etc...)
>
>I tried to put
>
>WITH THISFORM.wsgrid1
> .RecordSource = "lesrec"
> .Column1.ControlSource = "lesrec.name"
> .Column2.Wsimage1.picture = "lesrec.image"
>ENDWITH
>
>
>It doesn't show the image ?? Any idea why?
>
>Thks
>Eric