Hi Fletcher,

Better but not quite there yet;-)

> However, if I have some code that is supposed to call the

> doubleClick method of a textbox in that grid, I couldn't just call

> grid1.column1.text1.doubleClick() because there is no code there.

>

> I could use RaiseEvent to raise the doubleclick event of that

> textbox which would then result in the doubleclick code in

> the grid firing (just as it would if the user doubleclicked on it.)

This depends on the binding params. If you set it up to bind it at the

code-behind level (default), then calling just the

grid1.column1.text1.doubleClick() will do the trick triggering the grid's

doubleclick. If you bound it at event-level you indeed have to use the

RaiseEvent() to trigger the grid's dblClick.

Regards,

Sietse