Jay -

I just sent some code that does what you are doing that i wrote last Friday. Take a look at your email and see if that works for you.

Carsten

>I think there is something else wrong. When I use the debugger and browse the cursor, not matter where I try to move the record pointer, it jumps to the bottom of the cursor. There is no index associated with this. What could cause that behavior?
>
>>>The records do not change color in the grid, though the cursor does have those values in the GroupHeading field.
>>>

>>>	.Fm_CONTAINER1.grdWorkListXMLCursor.RecordSource = ''
>>>	.Fm_CONTAINER1.grdWorkListXMLCursor.RecordSource = 'WorkListXMLCursor'
>>>	THISFORM.Fm_Container1.grdWorkListXMLCursor.SetAll("DynamicBackColor", ;
>>>		"IIF(ALLTRIM(WorkListXMLCursor.GroupHeading)='Receiver', RGB(192, 241, 190), ;
>>>		IIF(ALLTRIM(WorkListXMLCursor.GroupHeading)='Subscriber' OR ;
>>>			ALLTRIM(WorkListXMLCursor.GroupHeading)='Dependent', RGB(211, 210, 240), ;
>>>		RGB(249, 223, 223)))", "Column")
>>>	.Fm_CONTAINER1.grdWorkListXMLCursor.Refresh
>>>

>>
>>How about:
>>

>>TEXT TO lcDynBackColor NOSHOW PRETEXT 15
>>     ICASE(UPPER(ALLTRIM(WorkListXMLCursor.GroupHeading)) == [RECEIVER]                     ,  RGB(192, 241, 190),
>>           INLIST(UPPER(ALLTRIM(WorkListXMLCursor.GroupHeading)), [SUBSCRIBER], [DEPENDENT]),  RGB(211, 210, 240),
>>           RGB(249, 223, 223))
>>ENDTEXT
>>THISFORM.Fm_Container1.grdWorkListXMLCursor.SetAll([DynamicBackColor], lcDynBackColor, [Column])
>>THISFORM.Fm_Container1.grdWorkListXMLCursor.Refresh()
>>