Hi Tim,
The grids do behave independently. They are actually two views of the same table. I suppose I could trigger a new row when they click on the grid but that makes me a little nervous. I'll probably stick with the new button. I suppose I'll have the same problem with Delete. It looks like I'll just have to break down and have two sets of buttons.

>>Hi Tim,
>>Yes, it's an option. I was just expecting it to be like VFP (or SQL Server, for that matter), so that you could just type in the last row and it would automatically create a new row. I ended up adding separate New buttons for each grid. I'm just hoping to avoid having to complete sets of buttons for each grid. Thanks, as always, for your help.
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>I wonder if there is an event on the grid where you could just call NewRow()? I haven't really tried to do that. Are these tables such that they get added to independantly?
>Tim
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>>>Hi Linda,
>>>
>>>>I have 2 grids on a tab page in a business form. They are very simple and the users would like to enter data directly. I set the AllowUserToAddRows property to true. ReadOnly is false and Enabled is true. I made sure to create an instance of the related business objects. However, when I run the program, the grids are not enabled. I added code to specifically enable them in the Enter method but it didn't help. Currently, those tables are empty, but that shouldn't make a difference. What else do I need to do? Thanks.
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>>>Is adding a "New" button an option so you can call NewRow?
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>>>this.MyBizObj.NewRow();
>>>this.grdMyGrid.NavigateData(mmNavigate.Last);
>>>this.grdMyGrid.Focus();
>>>
>>>

>>>Tim