>>I have a grid on a form being used for data entry. One column has to be enabled=.F. depending on the data in another column. I have the enable/disable in the AfterRowColChange event, and it works fine as long as the user tabs from column to column, but if the use the up and down arrows to go up and down the column (which I'm sure they will do), it doesn't enable/disabled correctly.
>>I need an AfterColRowChange, but there isn't any such thing. Has anyone figured out how to handle this?
>>Thanks!!!!!!!!:)
>
>Probably, the more consistent way of handling this kind of problems is to use Column.DynamicCurrentControl property based on some field value, i.e. your column will hold two identical controls (textboxes?) with the only difference that one control.Enabled=.T. and another Enabled=.F.

Hi!
I got two completely different suggestions on this one. I'm going to test both and see which slows down the response the least--the other one was to put (in the When of the box in question) RETURN(IIF(the_other_column = "X",.F.,.T.)). Sounds like that'll work, too.
Thanks Again.
Becky