Absolutely, I almost want to start over on this grid but I would rather know what is going on. Is there a SET DELETEGRIDOBECT OFF or anything like that :)

>Ron,
>
>That works for me. Are you sure you're clicking only on the title bar of the form, not the form surface, the grid, or anything else?
>
>>That did not work either. I tried on several columns....
>>
>>>Ron,
>>>
>>>You're so close! Try this:
>>>
>>>1). Open the properties dialog.
>>>2). Set the propety selection combo box to the text box in the grid I wish to delete.
>>>3). Click on the title bar of the form. Don't click on the grid or any other control of the form.
>>>4). Hit the delete key.
>>>
>>>>I have a grid in a form class. I cannot delete extra text boxes. I have performed the following:
>>>>
>>>>1). Open the properties dialog.
>>>>2). Set the propety selection combo box to the text box in the grid I wish to delete.
>>>>3). clicked on the body of the grid in the column contining the text box.
>>>>4). Hit the delete key.
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>1). Tried same as above.
>>>>2). Clicked on the column header.
>>>>3). hit delete key.
>>>>
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>>>>1). Set the CurrentControl property to the other text box
>>>>2). Clicked on the body of the grid in the correct column
>>>>3). Hit the delete key with a hammer.
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>1). Added a third text box.
>>>>2). Tried all of the above.
>>>>3). Hit the delete key with a 4 lb sledge.
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>>>>
>>>>Called a friend who had me try many of the combinations above.
>>>>Everything worked for him but I could not duplicate.
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>>>>
>>>>Tried all of the above from another compter, 4 lb hammer ruined previous keyboard.
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>Tried to hack the VCX file as a table. Could not figure out.