It doesn't matter, because you AddObject to run-time object, i.e. if you don't want to make changes/subclass your form/grid class, then you can adjust it programmatically in run-time.

>Hi Edward,
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>How would you deal with this if you already have a form class containing this grid? And Where or How should I go about solving this problem?
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>>You should prepare Column class programmatically (DEFINE CLASS ...) and then Grid.Addoblject("mycolumn","mycolumnclass"). If you want to run specific code from Column.Text event, then you may better use Textbox class and add it to existing (may be kept invisible) Column.
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>>>Hi Again,
>>>
>>>When you created columns on the fly. How would you write a double click procedure at the TEXT level of the column ? Any help is appreciated.
>>>
>>>Steve
>>>
>>>P.S. Want to thanks David Frankenbach, Jim Booth and David Bower for their assistance with Shortcut Menu.