PMFJI
You have to add the checkbox first. something like Myform.MyGrid.Mycolumn.AddObject("checkbox1", "MyCheckBoxClass")
BTW, If you just set the grids controlsource = "" before changing the cursor and back to the correct controlsource it should leave the grid columns unchanged.
>Each time the cursor contents are changed and the grid is refreshed the grid displays default columns matching the fields in the cursor. This is the main reason why i have to be setting up the grid each time this happens.
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>At this point getting in the control is of uttmost importance.
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>Chris
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