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Grid Frozen Column
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| Paul Van House 2006-02-28, 8:25 pm |
| (Plus 2.6)
I have a grid where it would be desirable to have the first three
columns remain visible while the user scrolls the grid to the right. In
Clipper and Excel this is called a Frozen Column.
I defined the third column in the grid as the frozen column but I can't
tell what it does (I have RowSelect and Multi-Select set to True) , and
I can't understand what it says in the On Line Help.
Can anyone explain?
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| Todd Kreuter 2006-02-28, 8:25 pm |
| Paul Van House wrote:
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> (Plus 2.6)
> I have a grid where it would be desirable to have the first three
> columns remain visible while the user scrolls the grid to the right. In
> Clipper and Excel this is called a Frozen Column.
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> I defined the third column in the grid as the frozen column but I can't
> tell what it does (I have RowSelect and Multi-Select set to True) , and
> I can't understand what it says in the On Line Help.
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> Can anyone explain?
Frozen column is the column that focus remains frozen in, the user can
only enter data in the frozen column.
I think you want to try lockcolumn (name?)
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Todd Kreuter [dBVIPS]
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| Todd Kreuter 2006-03-05, 8:27 pm |
| Paul Van House wrote:
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> In article <4404BB55.B0432CDF@dbvips.usa>, tkreuter@dbvips.usa says...
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> That was pretty obvious. thanks!
You're welcome, Paul.
Not too obvious, I get confused over the two myself ;-)
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Todd Kreuter [dBVIPS]
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