Nadja,

With DynamicCurrentControl I was not able to solve the "cursor stopped" problem. Anyway, it was a special project when they wanted to see and modify the report layout on the grid (with grouping headers, summary, etc.), and they are quite happy now.
By the way, when you replay here, how did you set the option to see '>' in the beginning of all previous lines?

>Yuri,

>I had the similar problem as Sandy and I asked the same question here just few >months ago. The answer was - use DynamicCurrentControl, and I think, that's >the ticket here and would be easy to implement. In my case, my manager just >told me disregard the whole idea and I did it differently...

>Sandy,
>
>I did not need to do it with button in the grid, but with textbox. What I did was I set Column.DynamicForeColor and Column.DynamicBackColor to the very same color conditionally and set column.sparse=.f. and included return .f. in the textbox.When method.
>
>But even the textbox became invisible, still cursor went into and stopped there when user navigated through the screen and hit arrow/enter. So I had to force cursor go out of the cell. To do it, I added to the When method something like this:
>if (condition to force skipping)
> do case
> case lastkey()=5
> keyboard "{uparrow}"
> case lastkey()=24
> keyboard "{dnarrow}"
> otherwise &&eof(), bof(), others go here
> endcase
>endif
>
>Hope this help
>
>>I thought of using the When clause, but the button would still look like the >user could press it. My users would probably call me to tell me the button >doesn't work. Is there a way to actually disable it (so it looks disabled?)
>
>>Sandi.