That's understandable! I think what you are finding is that enable value is getting evaluated ONCE when the control is initialized. So, if it needs to be ~dynamic~ then you can set

this.enabled = table.logical

in the refresh method. Or you could even return table.logical in the when method.

>Sorry, that was a bit hasty. The first example will change the color in a specific cell in a column if the logical field for the row is true.
>
>However, this logic does not work with the enabled property. I have a grid where one of the columns needs to have the appropriate cells enabled or disabled according to the logical value in the table.
>Hope that is better.
>
>>What do you mean?
>>
>>>In a grid's init, why does this work:
>>>
>>>THIS.Column2.DynamicForeColor="IIF(table.logical,RGB(255,0,0),RGB(0,0,0))"
>>>(which is taken straight from the developer's guide)
>>>
>>>and this doesn't:
>>>
>>>THIS.Column2.Enabled=IIF(table.logical,.T.,.F.)
>>>
>>>Kevin Payne