Graham,

No, it isn't possible to resize one row. However, with a little effort you

can create a scrolling window and then populate it with stacked containers

that are all independent and can resize themselves exactly as you require -

i.e when entering data.

I did a couple of custom objects to do exactly this and used them in a few

projects, but to be perfectly honest the users once they got it decided it

wasn't to their liking and instead went with a normal grid with an attached

form that showed the memo field dynamically changing it as required by

binding to the afterowcolchange event on the grid.

If you need any help I'll drag the code out for you if I can locate it.

Dave C

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From: profox-bounces@leafe.com [mailto:profox-bounces@leafe.com] On Behalf

Of Graham Brown

Sent: 29 March 2010 15:34

To: profox@leafe.com

Subject: Grid Row height question (VFP8)

Hi

One of my clients has seen a feature in Quickbooks where a grid contains

an editbox for a memo field. As they type into the memo the editbox

automatically resizes and changes the row height of the grid for that

one row

I've added the editbox to the grid and set it to be the activecontrol

but can't work out if its possible to resize just one row in the grid.

Has anyone seen any articles for accomplishing this in Fox please.

Regards

Graham

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