>>>>Ed, Barbara means open window with your form. You need to click on the title bar, not on the form itself.
>>>
>>>I did get removed - but I'm not quit sure how I did it
>>>Form Designer Toolbar
>>>Property Window
>>>Form Controls Toolbar
>>>Highlight Column 2 - DELETE
>>
>>This is not right sequence - you must not highlight grid column after selecting textbox (which you are going to delete) in Property sheet and clicking on the Form Designer Title Bar (not Toolbar).
>>- Find necessary Grid.Column.Textbox in Property Sheet
>>- Click on Form Designer Title Bar
>>- Press Delete key
>
>Thanks Nick
>Ed B

Hi Ed,

Just to add my 2 cents. Though you can use an editbox directly in a grid column to edit a memo, why would you? IMHO, it's easier and cleaner to do either of these:

1. Put editbox beside grid and size to same height as grid. Use this for memos.

or the way I prefer

2. Put a command button in the grid column that will activate a form class with an edit box for editing.

Not to say your approach is wrong, it just seems like more of a restricted editing area. HTH