It is commonly believed that you can't write to an MSFlexGrid, or that you need to use a "floating" textbox. The attached project show how to do it without using a textbox.
Usage: Create a project for the form, run it, and type into the grid.
Originally posted by MartinLiss It is commonly believed that you can't write to an MSFlexGrid, or that you need to use a "floating" textbox. The attached project show how to do it without using a textbox.
Usage: Create a project for the form, run it, and type into the grid.
Martin...
I had changed some code in my application...and now when I enter text into the floating text box I immediately get:
No, sorry, I don't have that app. Give me some time and I'll try to make some educated guesses as to what might be going on. In the meantime have you tried setting a breakpoint and looking at the row/column,etc variables at the time of the error?
Originally posted by MartinLiss No, sorry, I don't have that app. Give me some time and I'll try to make some educated guesses as to what might be going on. In the meantime have you tried setting a breakpoint and looking at the row/column,etc variables at the time of the error?
Nevermind I got it..stupid column number cause I had deleted a column and forgot to reindex
Shanks,
You should still get tightvnc..its great for shadowing
Which grid would you recommend for both printing and editing? Using vb6.
And considering the title of this thread is it possible to write "indirectly" to an MS FlexGrid? (Or MSH FlexGrid).
I don't really have a recommendation and it probably doesn't make much difference. Also I don't know what you mean by "indirectly" but it should probably be discussed in the Classic VB forum rather than here.
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Post your project and when I get a chance I'll take a look.
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