>>Hi All
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>>I have found something very strange. I have a member class setup of both columns and headers. I just tried changing the class column at run time and found the class that the class that I added was on the wrong column. In further investigation I found that the grid was adding a column 0 at run time. In the designer, column 1’s name is called acolumn1 and at run time, column 1’s name is acolumn0. The class that I changed is now showing up on column2 named acolumn1. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
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>>Thanks
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>How are you adding your column at runtime? Let's see the code.

Here is the class.

DEFINE CLASS cColumn AS column 
	HeaderClass = "cheader"
	HeaderClassLibrary = "cgridclass.prg"
	cControlClass = "cgrid_textbox"
	cControlClassLib = "cgridcontrols.vcx"
	cControlName = ""
	PROCEDURE init()
		LOCAL lcControl
		IF NOT EMPTY(this.cControlClass) AND NOT EMPTY(this.cControlClassLib)
			IF EMPTY(this.cControlName)
				this.cControlName = this.cControlClass
			ENDIF 
			this.NewObject(this.cControlName,this.cControlClass,this.cControlClassLib)
			this.CurrentControl=this.cControlName
			DODEFAULT()
			FOR EACH loControl IN this.Controls 
				IF PEMSTATUS(loControl,"visible",5)
					loControl.visible = .t. 
				ENDIF 	
			NEXT 
		ENDIF 
	ENDPROC 
		
ENDDEFINE