>Hi Jim
>
>Your code does INSERT a record, but what if the user tries to
>INSERT a record using the record they just inserted as the current record.
>example…
>SORTFLD = 2.000
>They insert and the new record is SORTFLD= 2.001
>The current record is SORTFLD= 2.001
>They insert and the new record is SORTFLD= 2.002
>The current record is SORTFLD= 2.001
>If they insert here, the new record will be SORTFLD= 2.002 (again)
>What do you think?

Robert,

You have to solve that problem. I can't come up with an algorithm without complete details about the applciation, the data in this grid, the reason for the sorting, the meaning of the sort order, the likelihood of records being inserted, the probable number of records that would be inserted at any one place in the table, in other words a lot of details about the application and this interface in particular and the data it presents.