>The grid RecordSource is a cursor of some sort. As the records in the cursor change, call the grid's Refresh() method. The new records will show.
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>If you need only some of the records, you could either create a view and use the view as the grid.RecordSource. Then you would REQUERY() the view before refreshing the grid.
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>Or you could set a filter on the cursor. It's usually slower than using a view, esp with a large set of data. If the data set is small enough, it shouldn't be a problem.
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OK.. I was hoping there was a simpler way than doing that. It'll be a pain to keep the view current but I guess that's probably going to be the best way..