>>Nothing. Even if I have the code as you show above (thisform.SetCaption), I need to specify inside the function .SetCaption() the code to set the caption. Example, from your code:
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>>thisform.Grid1.ColUMN1.Check1.Caption = ALLTRIM(Test.Fld2)
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>>How does this function "know" the Column#?
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>It doesn't you hardcoded it.
>Or you could pass parameter, but then you should do something like this:
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>thisform.Grid1.Column1.DynamicBackColor = "thisform.SetCaption(1)"
>thisform.Grid1.Column2.DynamicBackColor = "thisform.SetCaption(2)"
>...
>thisform.Grid1.ColumnN.DynamicBackColor = "thisform.SetCaption(N)"
>
>
>and the method:
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>** SetCaption method
>LPARAMETERS lnColimnIndex
>thisform.Grid1.Columns(m.lnColimnIndex).Caption = "asdasdasdas"
>
Thank you very much for your help!
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