Hi Cetin

I've never heard of this control before but it seems to be something I have a use for. Unfortunately I cant find the CHM for it and the MS help is a bit sparce.

Do you have an example of how to use it?
Is it possible to have a DynamicBackColor with it?

Regards
Geoff Scott

>>>>I'm working on a form consisting of a treeview and combobox. I want the user to be able to re-sort the treeview, based on the selected combobox option. For instance, if my table consists of date, module, severity, status and description, I may want the user to be able to sort on any, or any combination, of selected fields
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>>>>The table I am extracting information from is not in heirarchical format, but does have a unique record ID field (numeric). I want to create a heirarchical table based on the user selection.
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>>>>I have been working on this and have figured out a fairly elaborate way to create the parent nodes and associate the detail data to the parent node. While my method works, it is limited to the number of levels that I am allowing programtically. While this will work for me, I can't help but feel that there must be a better way (such as a Select command), or an existing utility, which handles this.
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>>>>Any ideas?
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>>>>Thanks much.
>>>>
>>>>David
>>>
>>>David,
>>>You might want to check UT magazine June 2001 issue (first one).
>>>But IMHO it'd be easier and cleaner if you simply show the data in a HierarchicalFlexgrid control.
>>>Cetin
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>>Hi Cetin - thanks for the suggestion. I have never worked with that control, but will surely take a look at it. Do you know where can i find the Heirarchical Flexgrid control?
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>>David
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>It's installed with VS and I think VFP only installation installs it too.
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>in code:
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>Add OBJECT hflex AS olecontrol WITH ;
> OleClass = 'MSHierarchicalFlexGridLib.MSHFlexGrid'
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>I tried to locate one of the codes I posted before but UT search lies-none found:)
>Cetin