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>>The idea is to have two containers in the column - one for the row that has the focus, and the other one for the other rows
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>That's a cool idea. I'll try it out.

The combination of ideas seems to work really well and using 2 different controls really simplified the logic inside of the container control as I didn't need to make sure to hide/show controls based on focus.

I added a form method named GetRowControl that does something like this:

IF ThisForm.grdSample.ActiveRow = RECNO("cursorName")
   ThisForm.grdSample.Column1.ctrSample.cboSample.Refresh()
   ThisForm.grdSample.Column1.ctrSample.Update()
   
   RETURN "ctrSample"
ELSE
   ThisForm.grdSample.Column1.ctrSample_RO.cboSample.Refresh()
   ThisForm.grdSample.Column1.ctrSample_RO.Update()
   
   RETURN "ctrSample"
ENDIF

Then set DynamicCurrentControl to: ThisForm.GetRowControl()

The refreshes seem to be required as it wasn't showing the bound values without it.

Thanks - I appreciate it.