No. Modify a form, drop a grid on the form, change its columncount to however many columns you need. Open the Properties sheet, Go down and select the Header object under any of the columns. Click on the Methods tab. Put your code in the Click method of any header you want to provide sorting on. Now whent the user clicks on that column header, your code will fire.

>no what I mean is, do I have to add an object, like a label, onto the top of the grid and modify it's event? Or is there somewhere on the actual grid that I can do this?
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>>You mean the header that has a caption for the column? With respect to users being able to figure out what to click to change the sort order in the grid?
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>>To help my users, I make the header caption forecolor RED for the currently sorted column. If the caption color is BLUE, it means they can click that to change the order to that column. A BLACK header is default and does no action.
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>>>That's what I figured but can you actually discern the header from the rest of the grid? It seems as if it were all 1 unit?
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>>>>For a grid, what I do is put code to change the sort order in the Click method of the grid headers.
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>>>>>sorry I am not familiar with those 2 anacronisms. So what event do you apply when the user clicks on the grid heading. Actually, I don' think you can specify the heading but rather the whole grid. (haven't used grids too much)
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>>>>>>>I see the standard way to sort a list in standard apps is to click on the column's title bar. Is that done with a grid in vfp. Can it be enabled with the browse window?
>>>>>>>-Thanks.
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>>>>>>Grids are the VFP way [and IMO better way] of providing browse functionality to your users. I do not know of a way to do what you want using a regular browse window except by using OKLs. A browse window has no PEMs.