Bob,

It sounds like you are using the Click() event on each control in the grid? If so that's definately not the way to accomplish the task.

The grid.AfterRowColChange() event can be used to track what row of the table/cursor/view you are currently on. Using this method would allow you to remove all the code from each individual textbox in the grid. And work for both keyboard and mouse access at the same time.

>The grid contains patient data displayed in a cursor. In the text object for each column there is code which extracts a patient ID number for the record highlighted and then calls another form. This is all done obviously by the user clicking the mouse on the cursor record.
>What I need is for her to scroll down/up to the required record displayed in the cursor and then, by using the Enter or any other key, to emulate the mouse click event.