What about:
DynamicCurrentControl='myTable.Nome_Object'. It should work just fine.

I aslo agree with Keith's suggestion, but you should make changes in AfterRowColChange. At least, this is how it works for ReadOnly property.


>I have to attribute the value below:
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> IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX1','TEXTBOX1',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX2','TEXTBOX2',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX3','TEXTBOX3',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX4','TEXTBOX4',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX5','TEXTBOX5',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX7','TEXTBOX7',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX8','TEXTBOX8',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX9','TEXTBOX9',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX11','TEXTBOX11',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX12','TEXTBOX12',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX13','TEXTBOX13',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX14','TEXTBOX14',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX15','TEXTBOX15',IIF(nome_object = 'TEXTBOX16','TEXTBOX16','barra'))))))))))))))
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>The worst is that this expression can be larger. Does some other way exist of having several dynamic objects?
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>This expression is created through a table. Sorry for bad english