>Hi Nick.
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>Is there a way to do the following:
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>I have a grid that lists members of a national association with the rows being colored as to type of member. When I use grid highlighter, I lose the previously set rowcolors. I tried using cCustomCondition = 'this.setMemberColor()', lCustomCondition = .t., but I keep having problems.
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>I could really use the help, as I spent about 8 hours yesterday, trying to figure this out.
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>Thanks...

Hi John,

Sure there is.
Drop your custom condition - it is for simple conditions only. (Reset .cCustomCondition and .lCustomCondition to default).

Let's say, you have a custom function my_color(). I am not sure where your .setMemberColor() method belongs to, but you can use it with proper addressing instead.

* my_color.prg
LPARAMETER tnValue && the key value in the record. - your member type value
LOCAL lnColor
DO CASE
	CASE tnValue = 3
		lnColor = RGB(0,255,255)
	CASE tnValue = 4
		lnColor = RGB(255,0,0)
	CASE tnValue = 5
		lnColor = RGB(0,255,0)
	CASE tnValue = 6
		lnColor = RGB(0,0,255)
	CASE tnValue = 7
		lnColor = RGB(255,255,0)
	OTHERWISE
		lnColor = RGB(255,255,255)
ENDCASE
RETURN lnColor

Put into the Gridhighlighter1.onPostSetDynamicColor() method the following:

*** onPostSetDynamicColor() method
cHost = .cHostname
THIS.PARENT.&cHost..SetAll("DynamicBackColor",;
"IIF(RECNO('your_grid_record_source')= this.parent.Gridhighlighter1.nRecno,EVAL(this.parent.gridHighlighter1.cHighBackColor),my_color(your_key_value_field_here))","Column")

You may not use SetAll if you don't want to, but set the DynamicBackColor for certain columns only.
You can use the same way for records forecolor.