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  1. October 12th, 1999, 09:17 AM #1
    Lynn
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    Grid

    Hi, is there a way to directly edit values in a MSHFlexgrid or MSFlexgrid?

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  2. October 12th, 1999, 09:25 AM #2
    Dr_Michael
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    Yes but prefer DBGrid in UnBound mode...

    Check the sample that comes with vb about editing in flexgrid cells, but because I had experience with that, I recommend you to use DBgrid in unbound mode...
    If you need more help on that tell me to post here a lot of code on that (section of my postgraduate project) :-)

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  3. October 12th, 1999, 09:50 AM #3
    Lothar Haensler
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    Re: Yes but prefer DBGrid in UnBound mode...

    I agree, I'd also use the DBGrid instead of the other grids. Although NOT in unbound mode. IMHO that's way too much work.
    I'd use bound mode (and maybe stand-alone ADO-recordsets).

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