>Hi Nadya,
>
>I tried item 1 and 2 and that did not change the situation.
>It is working only if I run the form as a stand alone form.
>
>Let say the first row is green and the other 2 rows are
>yellow. When I scroll to the right they all become yellow.
>
>When I expand the form to see the whole grid I get
>the right colors. This is really Bizarre.
>
>Thanks
>
>Doron
>http://www.dfarber.com

If this is the case, I may suspect some Refresh() problems (check Grid.Refresh(), Form.Refresh() and page.refresh() if it's a PageFrame).
I may also suspect Video Driver, but you said, it's only in run-time version?
Sorry, could not be more of help here... It's a real puzzle :(
>
>>>
>>>Here is a copy of this thread, maybe you can think of
>>>somthing I did not see.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>Doron
>>>
>>Two ideas just to try:
>>1) Put grid.Refresh() in Grid.AfterRowColChange(). It would decrease the perfomance, but let's see, if it would help.
>>2) If the first would not help and your form calls another form, try this idea:
>> In Form Load (after all you code)
>> public oCurrentForm && I tried to make it private in calling program, but this doesn't work, if form is modeless
>> oCurrentForm=this
>>
>> This.SetAll("DynamicBackColor","oCurrentForm.Condition()","Column")
>>
>> Make Condition() to be form method, not grid method.
>>
>> Let me know, if these ideas help.
>>
>>>The condition method changes the color of the column
>>>based on different conditions found within the Condition
>>>Method below:
>>>
>>>Within the init method of the grid I have the following:
>>>This.SetAll("DynamicBackColor","This.Condition()","Column")
>>>
>>>It is working fine at development time whenever I run
>>>the form by itself. But when I compile it as an app or
>>>an exe file, it does not function properly.
>>>
>>>I have 10 columns and 5 can be seen at the time.
>>>When I scroll to the right colors are not displayed
>>>properly. When I scroll back to the left colors are
>>>displayed properly. When I expand the entire form
>>>to display the entire grid this problem does not exist.
>>>Colors are displayed properly even though those colors
>>>were wrong since I scrolled to the right.
>>>
>>>I think the DynamicBackColor property is not functioning
>>>when the grid is scroll to the right. I tried even to enter
>>>within the Scroll method This.Refresh() and nothing happen.
>>>
>>>Any input is appreciated.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>Doron
>>>
>>>
>>>Condition Method:
>>>-------------------
>>>IF PctDist.lPct_Cancelled
>>>*** Blue
>>>*** If Cancelled
>>>RETURN RGB(0,255,255)
>>>ENDIF
>>>
>>>LOCAL m.ldSystemDate,m.lcIsItValid
>>>m.ldSystemDate=IIF(Employee.cPay_Cycle==;
>>>"S",System.dSys_PayS_Dlu,System.dSys_PayW_Dlu)
>>>
>>>m.lcIsItValid=;
>>>BETWEEN(m.ldSystemDate,PctDist.dPct_Start,PctDist.dPct_End)
>>>
>>>DO CASE
>>>CASE m.ldSystemDate ***Yellow
>>>*** For future LDI
>>>RETURN RGB(255,255,0)
>>>CASE m.lcIsItValid
>>>*** Green
>>>*** Curren LDI
>>>RETURN RGB(0,255,64)
>>>CASE ! m.lcIsItValid
>>>*** Red
>>>*** Expired LDI
>>>RETURN RGB(255,128,128)
>>>ENDCASE
>>>
>>>RETURN RGB(255,255,255)