>Well! Thanks a lot Cetin! I had looked all over the web, an found only the ability to change row and column colors, but not individual cells. I am most impressed - thank you again! Please advise if your posting on UT is still available.
I found this link:
https://www.levelextreme.com/ShowHeaderArticleOneItem.aspx?ID=7934Looking back to it, it was not very detailed and seems like doesn't have the latest version that I remember.
Normally colouring is applied to rows, that is most known usage. However since a dynamic method applies to a column, you can combine row and column to make it for individual cell(s).
Also, a grid cell can contain almost anything, including another grid :) If you create some controls on form, select them and save as a class, then you would have a container class that you can use in a grid cell. That is what I did in this sample. The only trick is that, you need to their colouring, setting fonts etc, via a call to parent column's one the dynamic methods. I used DynamicFontBold just because in VFP every method/function/procedure returns a value (.T. by default).
One note: Even for simple colouring I suggest using a method that returns you a color instead of iif() or icase(). That is because, when the expression gets complex it is easier to write it wrong, and VFP wouldn't give an error saying your expression is invalid, but simply wouldn't apply the dynamic color.
(I am writing this on Mac safari and it does make spelling correction making colors as colours etc. I thought in US-English it was colors).
