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Peter Judge
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The colour question depends on exactly which grid you use. If you're using the WinGrid (the UltraControls) this is almost vertainly possible. If you're using the Microsoft data grid, it may not be (the MS controls are less rich than the UltraControls). As for My question is; is it possible to update the data value of a single cell in the datagrid without it being bound to a datasource? I'm not entirely sure what you mean. It is possible to create columns in grids that are not bound to a datasource. If you want to update a cell value in a column that /is/ bound to a datasource, then I'm not so sure whether it's possible (since the whole intent of the binding is to manage the transfer of dagta from screen to datasource/temp-table) or whether it's worth the effort. -- peter From: paul.radbone@wins.co.uk [mailto:bounce-paulradbonewinscouk@community.progress.com] Sent: Wednesday, 05 March, 2014 04:30 To: TU.OE.Development@community.progress.com Subject: Openedge 11.3 .net datagrid Openedge 11.3 .net datagrid Thread created by paul.radbone@wins.co.uk Hi, I am trialling the .net datagrid for openedge. I have bound a datagrid to a probindingsource and i can refresh the data by re opening the query. My question is; is it possible to update the data value of a single cell in the datagrid without it being bound to a datasource? Also can I change the colour of a single cell in the datagrid at runtime? Thanks, Paul. Stop receiving emails on this subject. Flag this post as spam/abuse.
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