>You're confusing an object in a collection with collection itself. You still have read-only access to the collection.
>The same is true for an objects in an array. You can change the object properties but not the array item it's stored in.
>
>>Not for objects.
>>You could change their properties in FOR EACH loop.
>>
>>FOR EACH oColumn IN thisform.Grid1.Columns
>> oColumn.ReadOnly = (oColumn.ColumnOrder % 2 == 0)
>>NEXT
>>
O!
I just misinterpret your answer.
I read it as "Everything is read-only", not just the collection itself. Sorry.
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