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Forms & Form designer
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Windows 2003 Server
Dragon,
Thanks for your quick reply. I wasn't expecting anything late on a Friday of a holiday week.
Looks like what you've given me will help.
I was wondering though: isn't there anyway to directly address a single cell in the grid and set its properties directly, like you might do with a spreadsheet?
Jim
>>Simple question, but it has me stumped.
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>>I have a grid. I would like to change the color of the font for cells in the grid on an individual basis.
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>>How can I do that?
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>Check dynamic* properties - you can have multiple controls in a column, each for a different occasion, or can just set font properties dynamically. The expressions you enter (or assign programmatically) are eval()uated in the context of the grid itself; you can use the alias, This.SomeProperty to access any property of the grid etc. Lots of tools there to achieve whatever you want.
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>Dynamic properties are set for each column separately, so you only need to decide how does something in the current record decide how should the current row look. If it doesn't look right for other records, flip the value of .sparse property for the column where it happens.
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