>>>>>>>All the values in the grid show fine but when I enter one of
>>>>>>>these columns the value appears to 'big' to be seen properly
>>>>>>>in the combobox or spinner.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>combo.BorderStyle = 0
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks Garrett. Works great. Maybe you can help with this problem. All the comboboxes are DropDownList. When the user is in a column with a combobox and they press the uparrow or downarrow I want them to step up and down the rows instead of changing the value of the combo. How do I do this?
>>>>
>>>>My solution was to use the keypress event to capture keystrokes and then do the appropriate skip +1 or skip -1. I have found no problems with this approach. Then the user can move 'up' and 'down' in the list using the left and right arrow keys.
>>>>
>>>>Peter
>>>
>>>There must be more to it than just the appropriate SKIP. Can you please elaborate? Thanks.
>>
>>Thats it. I just did a do case statement to find out which direction (tab,enter,down -> down; shift-tab,up -> up) and then made sure not bof, not eof, and then skipped. There doesn't seem to be any extra refreshing. VFP seems to handle the refreshing itself since the grid has focus.
>>
>>Peter
>
>I used the same code. What happens though is if the user presses uparrow the cursor goes up one row in the grid but the value changes to the value of the row below minus 1. What is the style of your combobox?

You probably need to do a

nodefault

in your keypress event to suppress the normal FoxPro behavior

sorry,
Peter