>Another option would be to use only one grid and set its properties at run time (kind of late binding) based on the mode the form is running. Your idea of creating 2 separate classes sounds more elegant, though.

Thanks. I've just finished the implementation of this idea. It works!!!!

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>>>Hi everyone,
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>>>I have this problem: I have a form with 2 grids on it. This form could be run with different parameters (which evalute in Form.Load) and then I remove one Grid and use only the one, which is relevant, e.g. for ParcelProcessing I remove Transaction grid and leave Parcel grid and vs. Both grids are completely designed, e.g. all columns have controlsource, which is set in design time (in Property sheet).
>>>Now my problem is: I use different tables depending on parameters. Parcel Processing may not have fields, which are relevant for Transaction Processing. I'm getting an Error: 'grdBldMstr or one of its component: variable Mortgage is not found' when I try to run this form for Parcel Processing. I tried return .f. from Init of these grids, but it doesn't help. How can I solve this problem?
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>>>Thanks in advance.
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>> As a solution of this problem I may think about saving both grids as class and then instead of removing grid add the necessary grid. So now my question is:
>>how can I save an existing object on a form as a class?
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>> Thanks in advance.