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>Here's an explanation.
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>When you use the = the expression is evaluated during the grid's Init process and the then current value is assinged to the property. So, using =Name="B" would store either .T. or .F. to the property, whihc ever it did store that value would be the same for all rows.
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>By dropping the =, you cause the expression to be Name="B" instead of .T. or .F. and the expression is evaluated for each individual row in the grid.


Hey! I understood that! You mean there is a logic behind the way some of these things work. Damn that IS good news!

Seriously - that few lines is about a thousand times clearer than all the bulls**t I've been reading in the VFP manuals. Now it makes sense.

Thank you

Harry