Mark ---

An example is where there are too many fields to reasonably allow direct grid editing but you still want to use a grid for display purposes (and not a list box --- listbox screws up numerics for example).


>>Often I have had situations where editing directly on the grid made a heckuva lot of sense for some data but not for others. It's hard to tell a user...OK, you can edit on this grid but not on that one.
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>Could you give an example? In my experience, sometimes it's hard for the _developer_ to allow grid editing, but the user wouldn't mind a bit. :)