Try

This.SetAll("DynamicBackColor","ICASE(Quan_ship = 0, RGB(255,128,255),....,RGB(255,255,255))", "Column")

in the grid refresh




>Hi Gang!
>
>I am modifying an ORDER Program for ordering inventory items. I was wanting to add highlighting to a Grid to show which rows met certain conditions.
>
>I wanted to highlight in RED any item (ROW) that did not receive any of an ordered item.
>I wanted to highlight in YELLOW any item that received less than the ordered amount.
>I wanted to highligt in WHITE any item that received the correct amount ordered.
>And finally I wanted to highlight in BLUE any item that received more than the amount ordered.
>
>This is to make visually easier to see problem items in the order.
>
>Here is the code I used in the FORM's INIT.
>
>

>*TMT 05/05/09 Set up a dynmaic backcolor for the grid.
>*Red - Did not receive ANY of that item.
>*Yellow - Received SOME of the item, but less than what was ordered.
>*White - Received ALL of that item.
>*Blue - Received MORE than what was ordered for the item.
>lcForeColor = 'IIF(reorder.Quan_ship = 0, RGB(255,255,255), ;
>		IIF(reorder.Quan_ship < reorder.Quan_Onord, RGB(255,255,255), ;
>		IIF(reorder.Quan_ship = reorder.Quan_Onord, RGB(0,0,0), ;
>		IIF(reorder.Quan_ship > reorder.Quan_Onord, RGB(255,255,255), RGB(0,0,0))))'
>
>lcBackColor = 'IIF(reorder.Quan_ship = 0, RGB(255,128,255), ;
>		IIF(reorder.Quan_ship < reorder.Quan_Onord, RGB(255,255,128), ;
>		IIF(reorder.Quan_ship = reorder.Quan_Onord, RGB(255,255,255), ;
>		IIF(reorder.Quan_ship > reorder.Quan_Onord, RGB(0,255,255), RGB(255,255,255))))'
>
>Thisform.grddetail.SetAll('DynamicForeColor',lcForeColor,'COLUMN')
>Thisform.grddetail.SetAll('DynamicBackColor',lcBackColor,'COLUMN')
>Thisform.grddetail.Refresh	
>

>
>The table is named REORDER and the fields are QUAN_SHIP (quantity shipped to me), QUAN_ONORD (Quantity ordered from the supplier).
>
>I do get lots of records in the order, but the grid stays WHITE, even when I get back items in the order that are 0 for Quan_ship, and some are LESS than the Quantity Ordered.
>
>Am I totally messed up here?
>
>Thanks a bunch!