>>>>>>>>>If I bind a container to a column is it possible to add more than one item to that container and display each of those items?
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>>>>>>>>Dan, if you mean to place a container instead of (or in addition to) default textbox in the grid column - yes, you can do this.
>>>>>>>>You can check my article in UT KnowledgeBase/Articles/"Yet another approach to the forms and grids"
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>>>>>>>But it is possible to display 2 (or more) items placed in that container simultaneously for each cell of the grid?
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>>>>>>Yes, if your Column.Sparse = .f.
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>>>>>Ok. Sorry, should have checked out the article before replying. Now. I'm having difficulty locating the container class in 3.0b.
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>>>>What do you mean? Where you cannot find it?
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>>>It's not on the form controls toolbar.
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>>In this case just add the container into appropriate class library in the project:
>>Click New , enter class name, and select Based On - Container.
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>Ok, thanks. I'll do that. Incidently I noticed you mentioned some display anomolies in 3.0. I tried to add a page frame just as a test. When firing a form from within another form, the form behind did not disappear until I clicked on of the cells with a "normal" text box.

Grid control has some display quirks, even in VFP 5.
You caught me at the right moment - I work on form with the container in a grid cell right now... :)