Sheridan Data Widgits 3 help please

I need some help on the SSDBGrid from Sheridan (no longer around) doing something simple and am missing something obvious. I am basically trying to get a running balance of numbers. The number for each row is in Col(10) and I want to have a running balance calculated and placed in Col(8) of that row, then move to the next. My problem in the code below is the line where I am trying to set the new value to the cell. The CellValue is a read only and their help files says to set a value you use the Value property. However, using the .Value property is not moving along with the rows as I move down, thus resulting in the Col(8) being set is always the first row, not each row as I work down.

I know I am just missing something simple. Please help

Mickey

VB Code:

'Make sure the accumulator is empty
GLRunningBal = 0
 
LedgerGrid.Redraw = False    'Turn off so don't see movement
 
'Get current bookmark & first row to be able to return to same relative position
CurrentBkMark = LedgerGrid.Bookmark
CurrentVisableRow = LedgerGrid.FirstRow
 
LedgerGrid.MoveFirst
'Cycle thru all the rows
For X = 0 To LedgerGrid.Rows - 1
    BkMrk = LedgerGrid.GetBookmark(X)
 
    'Calculate the running balance column (col(8)) which is the number in col(10) of this row
    'plus what the balance is up to this point
    GLRunningBal = GLRunningBal + Val(LedgerGrid.Columns(10).CellValue(BkMrk))
'Here is the problem line
    LedgerGrid.Columns(8).CellValue(BkMrk) = GLRunningBal
   
   Next
 
'Return to original row & relative position
LedgerGrid.FirstRow = CurrentVisableRow
LedgerGrid.Bookmark = CurrentBkMark
 
LedgerGrid.Redraw = True    'Turn back on

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you specify the column to be 8, but not specifying the row at all

is this valid

VB Code:

LedgerGrid.cells(x,8).CellValue(BkMrk) = GLRunningBal

By getting the bookmark first and then references it, that references you to that row. Just like the line above where it gets a value out of that row with:

Val(LedgerGrid.Columns(10).CellValue(BkMrk))

There is no .Cells, etc. The line above is right and works, I just can't seem to get it to set a value, only read one.

Mickey