>Antonio - this is the code you sent that works fine:
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This.HighlightForeColor = EVALUATE(This.Columns[1].DynamicForeColor)

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>What would I have to change in it to call it from the child grid, if something changes in the data there to make the color in the parent grid change?
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>I have tried changing it to:
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Thisform.grid1.HighlightForeColor = EVALUATE(Thisform.grid1.Columns[1].DynamicForeColor),

>But that gives an error..
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>Thanks for the help!

I hope it's not because of that extra comma at the end!

Now, seriously, you'll have to guide me on this: you have two grids, right? When you say "if something changes in the data [of the child grid]", do you mean changes in data values or user moved to a different row?

Could you describe more precisely what kind of changes are you considering in the child grid (I'll assume it is grid2), and what kind of visual effects do you pretend to implement in the parent grid (I'll assume it is grid1).