>>Yes, as Mr. Berntson said, it would be a grid in grid. But, I feel it is fun to do. Actually, I learned how to do a grid-in-grid-in-grid. You need to create the most inner grid first. [KEEP A COPY OF IT.) Then, drop it into a column of the mother grid. Also, add a command button in the column to be used to blow up the column to the same size of the grid (also shirnk other colunm's width to 0). Then use the click event of the header of the blowed column to do the shirking and restore all other columns. Have fun!
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>>If you would like an example, please email me.
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>Yikes! An example would be warmly welcomed. Would creating a view with my necessary tables/fields be easier? I've *very* new at this. Thanks!

Creating a view would imho be much easier. As bruce said, you might have to change your plans a little bit, but in the long run, you'll prolly be glad you did.

The grid-in-grid-in-grid sounds interesting tho.

Greg