Hi Doru,

Sorry for delay. Yes, SetFocus on a grid doesn't fire AfterRowColChange when AllowCellelection=.F. I think it's a bug. Anyway, here's a workaround I come up with. Below is only relevant part of your code. Let me know what you think about it.

	PROCEDURE RefreshGrid(toGrid)
		IF NOT toGrid.AllowCellSelection
			Thisform.LockScreen = .T.
			toGrid.AllowCellSelection = .T.
			toGrid.SetFocus()
			toGrid.AllowCellSelection = .F.
			Thisform.LockScreen = .F.		
		ELSE
			toGrid.SetFocus()
		ENDIF	
	ENDPROC

	PROCEDURE command2.Click
		if recno()>1
			skip -1
		ENDIF
		Thisform.RefreshGrid(thisform.grdZ)
	ENDPROC

	PROCEDURE command3.Click
		if recno()<5
			skip 1
		endif
		Thisform.RefreshGrid(thisform.grdZ)
	ENDPROC

Don't beat me for the name of the method RefreshGrid. :)
You can peak better one.

>Hi Sergey,
>Just to clear this up...
>Did you try the repro code?
>Can you confirm the SetFocus does not work with AllowCellelection=.F. (i.e. it does not fire AfterRowColChange)?
>We fixed the problem by replacing SetFocus with AfterRowColChange, but I believe we shouldn't have to call any of the two methods. I think that when you move the record in the grid source, the AfterRowColChange should fire. The way it is now, it is not consistent: visually the grid changes the record marker and the row highlight, but the method code does not run.
>
>...
>>Grid.setfocus() with AllowCellelection=.F. works fine for me. Can you post a simple code that repro this problem?
>...