>>>>>>>>is this grid possible in vfp ?
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>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Warm regards,
>>>>>>>>mk.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>YES
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Please Share Some detail or Example.
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>>>>>>Warm regards,
>>>>>>mk.
>>>>>
>>>>>Share some details or example? Unless you have 30+ years of experience in advanced VFP programming, I strongly recommend that you don't even start. This will be a huge project, far far bigger than you may realize. Others have written that it's not even possible, and they may very well be right.
>>>>>
>>>>>Cetin, one of the best VFP programmers on this planet, says straight that it's NOT possible. If that's not a clear warning, well, all I can do is to post yet another one.
>>>>>
>>>>>As I wrote, I think I have the experience and the skills, but that also gives me the ability to see the complexity of this project. Expect months and months of trial and error, and expect a lot of coffee, sleepless nights, sweat and head banging. I don't think it's fair to expect too much free help, especially now that you're warned.
>>>>>
>>>>>If I see someone steering for a disaster, I try my best to stop them instead of pushing them even closer to the disaster by helping them.
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Why?
>>>>
>>>>If I look at the picture and extract what the objective is I do not see anything impossible here. If we are not talking about recreating the example pixel by pixel I do not see any problem inachieving this.
>>>>Perhaps the poster should explain a little more what functionality he is after, because I can't imagine he's after a pixel by pixel VFP replication of the picture.
>>>>
>>>>I find it unbelievable people say this is impossible...
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>>>I didn't say that it's impossible, but I stand by my word since I know that will be damned hard. I don't want to take this discussion any further.
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>>I dot not understand your stance Tore. Would it not be our task as developer first to gather the requirement rather than looking at a picture before any conclusion is drawn?
>>How do you know if something is impossible by looking at a picture without any explanation of what one is looking for ?
>>
>>Walter,
>
>We can drag and drop any column for Grouping.
>This is a scroll-able Grid.
>After Grouping Data Should Transfer to Excel as per Grouping.
>
>I think it is possible in vb.net and C#.net Grid ?

Mk,

Its not a matter of whether it is possible or not, because I do not see anything that is impossible, but more a matter of what features you want and how much resources you want to throw at it.
AFAIK there is nothing in VFP precooked so you have to roll your own. It might not be worth your time to develop this in VFP and look whether there are commercial libraries already providing this to you.

Walter,