>>>This is probably the one
>>>
>>>Re: Grid activity for object under mouse Thread #1211777 Message #1311084
>>>
>>>I haven't re-checked it again.
>>
>>I ended up doing it along these lines:
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>>lcGridName = ALLTRIM(THISFORM.GridName)
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>>m.MouseXCoord = MCOL(WONTOP(),3)
>>m.MouseYCoord = MROW(WONTOP(),3)
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>>m.GridRelativeRow = THIS.PARENT.&lcGridName..RelativeRow
>>m.GridTop = THIS.PARENT.&lcGridName..Top
>>m.GridHeaderHeight = THIS.PARENT.&lcGridName..HeaderHeight
>>m.GridRowHeight = THIS.PARENT.&lcGridName..RowHeight
>>m.CalculatedPosition = m.GridTop + m.GridHeaderHeight + ((m.GridRelativeRow * m.GridRowHeight)-(m.GridRowHeight/2))
>>

>>And then comparing the m.MouseYCoord and the m.CalculatedPosition using the BETWEEN() function. Work great, but took me awhile to figure out how to do it.
>
>Why you're still using macros when there are other ways to get an object reference?

That's all you have to say? I thought I did pretty good getting an event to fire from a custom class when the mouse is over the active row of a grid. I don't care about the macros. They work just fine. Someday when I have time I'll see about doing it differently. Why are you so against them?