Re:DBGrid background & pointer

Private Sub form_load()
MSFlexGrid1.Row = 1 'Designate the row that you want to color
MSFlexGrid1.Col = 1 'Designage the column
MSFlexGrid1.BackColor = vbGreen 'designate the color
end sub

If you leave out the row and the col designation, it will color the whole flexgrid that color

---Anthony
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> Private Sub form_load()
> MSFlexGrid1.Row = 1 'Designate the row that you want to color
&gt; MSFlexGrid1.Col = 1 'Designage the column
&gt; MSFlexGrid1.BackColor = vbGreen 'designate the color
&gt; end sub
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> If you leave out the row and the col designation, it will color
the whole flexgrid that color
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> ---Anthony
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> OK, I understand what you are saying. Does the same hold true when
using DBGrid (I presume so )? What i am trying to do is have the row
background color dynamicly change with the position of the pointer.
I thought I saw a 'currant row' property somewhere,which would put
this thing to bed (can't seem to find it). I am going to do some
reasearch on this. If you come up with something let me know,
Thank Yoy, MIKE

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