>Thanks So much.
>I have a feeling that Grids are not the most pleasant objects to work with :-)
>
>Thanks again!!!

Hi Leroy,

That's not true, you just have to experience with grid and you will find, what they sometimes better, than listboxes, for example. You can check download section here for several really cool grid classes. You also have to check FAQ and read FAQs about Grid behavior.

For instance, as Dean was trying to tell you, if you would not close your cursor, you don't need to have all this code, Mark and you developed. In design time create your grid the way, you want it to be. Don't close your cursor. You can create cursor in the form's load. Then do all manipulations into separate temp cursor and just zap the read-write cursor and append from temp. This way your grid would prevent formatting. If you use view, it's even better. You can change parameter and requery it at any time and grid will prevent formatting too.

I've just developed an application, where I used p-view and two grids, and everything worked like a charm.

Hope this helps.