Rich,

When I saw your message yesterday, I wanted to give this reply, but got blank window instead (e.g. was unable to save my response) :) Glad, you find out this by yourself :)

>Your comment about needing to use a collection pointed me elsewhere
>
>

>Thisform.grdQueue.Columns(tnColNumber).Header1.FontBold = .T.
>

>
>I've now played with both versions enough that I think I'll remember it the next time I need it.
>
>Thank you very much.............Rich
>
>
>>You need to specify an array or a collections, in your case it is Columns as below:
>>
>>

>>LPARAMETERS tnColNumber
>>
>>FOR EACH oColumn IN Thisform.grdQueue.Columns
>>  IF oColumn.ColumnOrder = tnColNumber
>>    oColumn.Header1.FontBold = .T.
>>  ENDIF
>>ENDFOR
>>
>>

>>
>>
>>>This is my first attempt to work with grids so please bear with me.
>>>
>>>I want to create a little method which will (for example) boldface the header on a particular column
>>>
>>>

>>>LPARAMETERS tnColNumber
>>>
>>>FOR EACH oColumn IN Thisform.grdQueue
>>>  IF oColumn.ColumnOrder = tnColNumber
>>>    oColumn.Header1.FontBold = .T.
>>>  ENDIF
>>>ENDFOR
>>>
>>>

>>>This generates an error "GRDQUEUE cannot be enumerated"
>>>
>>>Could someone post a sample of the proper way to cycle through the columns of a grid???
>>>
>>>Thanks to all........Rich