>Hi Doron,

>What you are seeing is correct,  The DynamicBackColor "overrides" in a way >over the BackColor setting.  The BackColor is showing up in the unused rows >besace DynamicBC never touches them.  I suggest you modify your DynamicBC to >include an "AND"ed arguement to do the work of your BackColor = ect.
>
>Also, instead of a FOR loop to set the dynamicBC, you can use SetAll():
>
><pre>Thisform.Grid1.SetAll('DynamicBackColor', 'IIF(blah)', 'Column'Does this >clear some things up?)

Yes, that did it. The SetAll was a good idea then I did the following:

WITH This.grdPickList
  .SetAll("DynamicBackColor","IIF(&taBehavior[1,2],RGB(0,255,255),;
  RGB(255,255,255))","Column") 
  
  *** Some code
 .Columns[m.lnRow].DynamicBackColor=""
 .Columns[m.lnRow].BackColor=RGB(192,192,192)
ENDWITH

This way I do not need to enter enother condition into
the DynamicBackColor property. When m.lnRow gets me the
row number.

Thanks for your help

Doron