>Hi,
>
>>You could play with the SETALL method and the readonly property. For example you can place:
>>

>>THIS.Setall("Readonly", !Mytable.Edit)

>>in the afterrowcolchange event.
>
>
>This didn't work. It disabled the entire column, not just the row I was on.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jim

You'd have to apply this to all collumns, and then change the setting in the AfterRowColummChange method if you want to re-enable it for other rows.