Glad it works for you.

It is possible to run GHL with more than one condition in the current version, but it require some code in onPostHighlight_Row method to override the Dynamic... colors for certain columns and conditions. What is your scenario for grid coloring?

BTW, "Source not available" is because there is no source code with the class. You should note this, if you recompile all the files in the project - the highlight will just stop work, as the class library will have nothing in compiled code field. So, if you occasionally recompile all files in your project, the just re-add the original GHL classlib, and build the final EXE without "recompile all files" checked.

>On previous message "source not availble" thing, nevermind, I just deleted the object, added it in and it works this time. Thanks anyways.
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>BTW: Good job on the code for that, actually you would think that microsoft would have this as standard features for grids, but glad you took the time to write it. Any chances of putting options for multiple conditions with other colors in the next version?
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>Kev
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>Kev, you need to enter in the property sheet:
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>for cMultipleRecordsColor property: RGB(255,255,0)
>for cCustomCondition property: statcode > 59
>for lCustomCondition property: .T.
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>That's it.