>>>>>In my grid class, I put code to set up the grid according to saved settings:
>>>>>
>>>>>

>>>>>      RESTORE FROM MEMO Settings ADDITIVE
>>>>>      THIS.RecordSource = THIS.RecordSource
>>>>>      FOR i = 1 TO THIS.ColumnCount
>>>>>         THIS.Columns[i].Header1.Caption = laSets[i,1]
>>>>>         THIS.Columns[i].ControlSource = laSets[i,2]
>>>>>         THIS.Columns[i].Width = laSets[i,3]
>>>>>         THIS.Columns[i].ColumnOrder = laSets[i,4]
>>>>>      ENDFOR
>>>>>

>>>>>
>>>>>For the most part this works, but there's one problem. Comboboxes in the grid don't initialize. I have the cbo rowsource as an SQL statement and the rstype as SQL. When I don't have this code in the grid, the combobox opens a table and creates a cursor and populates itself. With the code, it doesn't do any of that.
>>>>>
>>>>>I've narrowed it down to it being setting the controlsource that's causing this. Without that line, the cbos work. Unfortunately, without that line the columns have no control sources.
>>>>>
>>>>>Any idea what I can do to make this work?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>
>>>>>-Michelle
>>>>
>>>>How big is grid.recordsource (i mean number of records)?
>>>
>>>About 7 right now. Just test data.
>>>
>>>-Michelle
>>
>>No, I'm asking about real size. Also, what is this, view or cursor?
>
>It's a view. You mean what size will it be with real data? Probably not more than a thousand records.
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Michelle

AFAIK, view doesn't require GRID.Recordsource=Grid.Recordsource line. If you cannot remove this line then you have two alternatives: either enforce combo by Column.RemoveObject/AddObject (combo should be instanciated from class with needed code in Combo.Init event), or populate grid from read-write cursor which takes data from your view (here you don't need in restoring grid settings).