No - you steered him right - I responded to the wong message.

>??? In my system they're called "mover bars". Did I steer him wrong, or are talking about the same thing?
>
>Alan
>
>>The LISTBOX has slider buttons.
>>
>>>Unlike dragging columns, there is no built-in functionality in VFP grids for dragging rows. You have to write your own drag/drop functionality. I think it is not a trivial exercise in a grid. I hope you have an awfully good reason to need such functionality. It seems to me that indices would either take care of, or destroy the effects of, most such manipulations.
>>>
>>>Speaking only for myself, I find it hard to imagine when I would want to present data to the user in unindexed raw record order.
>>>
>>>If there is not too much data, especially column-wise, you might consider using a listbox which will allow you to use that sort of functionality much more easily. But then, the mover bars can only be used if the rowsource is 0 or 1 ('none' or 'value').
>>>
>>>Alan
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>My problem is not about replacement. I don’t know which method(s) in the grid will help me to do the drag and drop for records (I can drag and drop columns in a grid very easily).
>>>>
>>>>Thank you,
>>>>Ali
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>>Hi Everybody,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I want to switch the place of two records in a grid in the following way:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I first drag the source record. Then, when I drop the pointer onto the other record, the content of the records will be switched. Just like what we can do with columns in a grid.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Do you have any clue for me?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Happy Easter,
>>>>>>Thank you,
>>>>>>Ali
>>>>>
>>>>>The simplest way might be just to scatter to two different arrays (aFrom and aTo), also saving the record no's, then goto each record and do gathers.
>>>>>
>>>>>Of course, if you are using an index, it would seem like a fairly pointless exercise.
>>>>>
>>>>>Alan