Thanks Anton!

>>Is there a way to have the property [sheet] listings of the added columns reflect the columnorder property?
>
>Hi Terry!
>
>You can do this by editing the Properties field for a grid object in form or classlib file.
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>There you will find something like that (columns was swapped using the ColumnOrder property):
>

>...
>Column1.ColumnOrder = 2
>Column1.ControlSource = "Field1"
>Column1.Width = 75
>Column1.Name = "Column1"
>Column2.ColumnOrder = 1
>Column2.ControlSource = "Field2"
>Column2.Width = 75
>Column2.Name = "Column2"
>...
>

>
>Now let's edit it to swap these two columns physically:
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>Column1.ColumnOrder = 1
>Column1.ControlSource = "Field2"
>Column1.Width = 75
>Column1.Name = "Column2"
>Column2.ColumnOrder = 2
>Column2.ControlSource = "Field1"
>Column2.Width = 75
>Column2.Name = "Column1"
>

>
>You need to change both the order of text rows and system names like "Column1", "Column2", etc to reflect the new order. The Name property must stay untouched to preserve binding of columns' child objects.