>Mike,
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>Yes, it is somewhat clearer. Thanks for your patience. Now, what code changes do I have to make to have the double click fire the grid and not the text box?
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>>If you put a grid on a form, in order to add things like CheckBoxes, Combos, or change code in the default TB's you must adjust the ColumnCount from the default -1 to a number. THat will create the columns along with the modifiable Headers and TextBoxes for you. Usually I build my columns at run-time and leave columncount at -1 in designtime, thus I would have to find another way (like adding a TB class at run-time as well). Is that clearer?

You can't. What you have to do is have the TextBox's DblClick method call the Grids DblClick method.

*TextBox.DblClick
this.Parent.Parent.DblClick()

Note that it is Parent.Parent, because the TextBox is a member of Column and Column is a member of Grid. You'll need to do this for each TextBox in each column.