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Re: Grid Behavior in VFP

by shah <shahjagat@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 7, 2007 at 09:10 PM

On May 7, 3:44=EF=BF=BDpm, "RandyBosma via DBMonster.com" <u17281@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> No such free-form is possible in VFP. =A0Grids need to be bound to
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> work. =A0Create a cursor or table to as a place to tem****arily store the
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> before the code called by the Save Button copies it to the permanent
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> place.
>
> shah wrote:
> >As mentioned earlier I am a newbie to VFP.
>
> >In a grid control (it is not bound to any table), I want the customer
> >to populate as many rows as needed. When they click on the 'Save'
> >buttoon - I want to save all the data that is typed in all the rows to
> >be saved into a table.
>
> >How do I refer, to say, the text in 5th row, 1st column?
>
> >Is such 'free form' possible in VFP? Or how can I achieve such
> >functionality.?
>
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> Message posted viahttp://www.dbmonster.com

Thanks.

If I want to refer to say the fifth row, 3rd column - is there a
function like Grid_index or rowno() etc.
 




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Grid Behavior in VFP
shah <shahjagat@[EMAIL  2007-05-01 19:42:41 
Re: Grid Behavior in VFP
"RandyBosma via DBMo  2007-05-07 20:44:55 
Re: Grid Behavior in VFP
shah <shahjagat@[EMAIL  2007-05-07 21:10:32 

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