VBFlexGrid Control (Replacement of the MSFlexGrid control)

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Can anyone explain me how to draw a Button? I know almost nothing about WinAPI, but I've tried:

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When you have no knowledge about owner-drawing (WinAPI) then this is the wrong thread here to learn it. I have no time to explain you knowledge.
Of course I can explain the control, but no basic stuff.

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

@Krool

A bug in ComboCalendarMinDate/ComboCalendarMaxDate properties.

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With VBFlexGrid1
  .Cell(FlexCellComboCue, .FixedRows, 1, .Rows - 1, 1) = FlexComboCueDropDown
  .ComboMode = FlexComboModeCalendar
  .ComboCalendarMaxDate = Date + 31
  .ComboCalendarMinDate = Date - 31
End With

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PS.
I've written more than 160 pages of documentation. I'm moving alphabetically and I'm now only on the letter "C". You've got dozens of bugs here. Maybe I'm not a $100 to everyone's liking, but I'm doing a big job for the community. If you keep ignoring my messages, I won't bother you anymore.

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The ComboCalendar* property are meant to be executed after the BeforeEdit event. You can't use them before.

Putting pressure will not achieve anything. Feel free to act as you wish.

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Originally Posted by Krool

When you have no knowledge about owner-drawing (WinAPI) then this is the wrong thread here to learn it. I have no time to explain you knowledge.
Of course I can explain the control, but no basic stuff.

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I understand this. I just asked an example.
What values may have CtlType, ItemAction and ItemState params in the ComboButtonOwnerDraw event?

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Originally Posted by Krool

The ComboCalendar* property are meant to be executed after the BeforeEdit event. You can't use them before.

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Ok. It works in the EditSetupWindow event. From my point of view, this limitation can be eliminated.

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Originally Posted by Krool

Putting pressure will not achieve anything. Feel free to act as you wish.

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I have never perceived the words on the monitor screen as a pressure. I just feel very awkward when I communicate with myself only.

There is a different behavour using FlexComboCueConstants in ComboCue and CellComboCue properties.

I don't know, maybe it's "by design":

1. This code will show buttons only when the cell is active:

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VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueDropDown

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2. And this one will always show buttons:

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VBFlexGrid1.Cell(FlexCellComboCue, .FixedRows, .FixedCols, _
          .Rows - .FixedRows, .Cols - .FixedCols) = FlexComboCueDropDown

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We have the ComboCue, CellComboCue and the Cell(FlexCellComboCue).
We have even ColComboMode and ColComboItems.
But we don't have a ColComboCue property. A drop-down button should be automatically added when we add a new row to the flex grid.

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Originally Posted by Krool

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Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_MouseLeave()
VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueRow = -1
VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueCol = -1
End Sub

Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
VBFlexGrid1.HitTest X, Y
If VBFlexGrid1.HitResult = FlexHitResultNoWhere Then
    VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
    VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueRow = -1
    VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueCol = -1
    Exit Sub
End If
If VBFlexGrid1.HitRow >= VBFlexGrid1.FixedRows Then
    Select Case VBFlexGrid1.HitCol
        Case COL_CALENDARVALIDATION, COL_COMBODROPDOWN, COL_COMBOEDITABLE
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueDropDown
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueRow = VBFlexGrid1.HitRow
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueCol = VBFlexGrid1.HitCol
        Case COL_COMBOBUTTON
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueButton
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueRow = VBFlexGrid1.HitRow
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueCol = VBFlexGrid1.HitCol
        Case Else
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueRow = -1
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueCol = -1
    End Select
Else
    VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
    VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueRow = -1
    VBFlexGrid1.ComboCueCol = -1
End If
End Sub

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Readable edition. But MouseLeave event doesn't work.
In all controls, not only VBFlexGrid. Has tested on Win7x64 / WinXp.

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Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_MouseLeave()
  VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
End Sub

Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, _
                                  X As Single, Y As Single)
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .HitTest X, Y
      .ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
      .ComboCueRow = .HitRow
      .ComboCueCol = .HitCol

      If .HitResult = FlexHitResultNoWhere Then Exit Sub
      If .HitRow < .FixedCols Then Exit Sub

      Select Case .HitCol
      Case COL_CALENDARVALIDATION, COL_COMBODROPDOWN, COL_COMBOEDITABLE
        .ComboCue = FlexComboCueDropDown
      Case COL_COMBOBUTTON
        .ComboCue = FlexComboCueButton
      End Select
  End With
End Sub

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Readable edition. But MouseLeave event doesn't work.
In all controls, not only VBFlexGrid. Has tested on Win7x64 / WinXp.

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Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_MouseLeave()
  VBFlexGrid1.ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
End Sub

Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, _
                                  X As Single, Y As Single)
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .HitTest X, Y
      .ComboCue = FlexComboCueNone
      .ComboCueRow = .HitRow
      .ComboCueCol = .HitCol

      If .HitResult = FlexHitResultNoWhere Then Exit Sub
      If .HitRow < .FixedCols Then Exit Sub

      Select Case .HitCol
      Case COL_CALENDARVALIDATION, COL_COMBODROPDOWN, COL_COMBOEDITABLE
        .ComboCue = FlexComboCueDropDown
      Case COL_COMBOBUTTON
        .ComboCue = FlexComboCueButton
      End Select
  End With
End Sub

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MouseEnter/MouseLeave only fire when MouseTrack property is True.

Bonus for MouseTrack = True is that all combo cues are being hot-tracked.

Hi Krool,

By no means I want to be impatient, or give you the feelingthat I'm trying to pressure you for an answer, but I wonder if my question in post #1076 has fallen between the cracks given the intense communication between you and Nouyana.

Thanks in advance for a follow up at your earliest convenience.

Regards,
Erwin

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Originally Posted by Erwin69

Hi,

Using the WantReturn property in combination with the LeaveEdit event I can move the focus to the next cell that the user is allowed to edit when they press the Enter key.

Is it also possible to catch the Tab-key to create the same behavior?

I thought to do this via the EditKeyPress event, but can't get it to work.

Thanks,
Erwin

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You may also consider the "DirectionAfterReturn" property.

You can catch the tab key (in the EditKeyDown event) if you handle the "PreviewKeyDown" event.

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Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_PreviewKeyDown(ByVal KeyCode As Integer, IsInputKey As Boolean)
If KeyCode = vbKeyTab Then
    If VBFlexGrid1.hWndEdit <> 0 Then IsInputKey = True
End If
End Sub

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Thanks for the follow up and the valuable info! Got it to work now. :)

DirectionAfterReturn is interesting to know, but not applicable in this case for me. (At the end on one grid, I want the focus to jump to a specific cell in a second grid.)

Why doesn't the ComboListIndex property automatically set the TextBox value like the standard ComboBox does?

EDITED: Fixed in the new release.

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Private Sub Command1_Click()
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .CellComboCue = FlexComboCueDropDown
      .ComboMode = FlexComboModeDropDown
      .ComboItems = "Arnold|Bob|Charlie|David|Elena|Felix|Greg"
      .StartEdit
        .ComboListIndex = 2 ' "Charlie" is not in the TextBox yet.
        .EditText = .ComboList(.ComboListIndex) ' I should use EditText.
      .CommitEdit
  End With
End Sub

Private Sub Command2_Click()
  With Combo1  ' Standard ComboBox
      ' .Style = vbComboDropdownList (was set at design time)
      .AddItem "Arnold": .AddItem "Bob": .AddItem "Charlie"
      .ListIndex = 2 ' That's it!
  End With
End Sub

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@Krool.
I don't know is it by design or not, but the ComboMode property affects the whole grid, unlike the ComboItems. In the Description of the ComboMode property, it is said that property "Returns/sets the combo functionality mode when editing a cell". Therefore, you have a bug or wrong description here.

Yahoo!!! The ComboMode has a priority over the ColComboMode!

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With VBFlexGrid1
  .ComboMode = FlexComboModeDropDown
  .ColComboMode(.Col) = FlexComboModeEditable
  .CellComboCue = FlexComboCueDropDown
  .ComboItems = "Arnold|Bob|Charlie|David|Elena|Felix|Greg"
End With

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

@Krool.
I don't know is it by design or not, but the ComboMode property affects the whole grid, unlike the ComboItems. In the Description of the ComboMode property, it is said that property "Returns/sets the combo functionality mode when editing a cell". Therefore, you have a bug or wrong description here.

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Your are mixing it up. ComboMode has priority over ColComboMode, yes. But when ComboMode is applicable, then it takes ComboItems.
So ComboItems/ColComboItems are depended on ComboMode and ColComboMode.

The code is as following in VBFlexGrid, so it will get clear to you:

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If VBFlexGridComboMode <> FlexComboModeNone Then
    VBFlexGridComboModeActive = VBFlexGridComboMode
    ComboItems = VBFlexGridComboItems
ElseIf VBFlexGridColsInfo(VBFlexGridEditCol).ComboMode <> FlexComboModeNone Then
    VBFlexGridComboModeActive = VBFlexGridColsInfo(VBFlexGridEditCol).ComboMode
    ComboItems = VBFlexGridColsInfo(VBFlexGridEditCol).ComboItems
End If

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Why doesn't the ComboListIndex property automatically set the TextBox value like the standard ComboBox does?

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Private Sub Command1_Click()
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .CellComboCue = FlexComboCueDropDown
      .ComboMode = FlexComboModeDropDown
      .ComboItems = "Arnold|Bob|Charlie|David|Elena|Felix|Greg"
      .StartEdit
        .ComboListIndex = 2 ' "Charlie" is not in the TextBox yet.
        .EditText = .ComboList(.ComboListIndex) ' I should use EditText.
      .CommitEdit
  End With
End Sub

Private Sub Command2_Click()
  With Combo1  ' Standard ComboBox
      ' .Style = vbComboDropdownList (was set at design time)
      .AddItem "Arnold": .AddItem "Bob": .AddItem "Charlie"
      .ListIndex = 2 ' That's it!
  End With
End Sub

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Thanks for this find. Update released.

There was indeed a bug in the ComboListIndex property that a call to the internal ComboListCommitSel was missing. This will copy the current selection text to the edit control and selects all text within the edit control.
Just like a normal ComboBox does.

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Originally Posted by Krool

Your are mixing it up. ComboMode has priority over ColComboMode, yes. But when ComboMode is applicable, then it takes ComboItems.
So ComboItems/ColComboItems are depended on ComboMode and ColComboMode.

The code is as following in VBFlexGrid, so it will get clear to you:

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If VBFlexGridComboMode <> FlexComboModeNone Then
    VBFlexGridComboModeActive = VBFlexGridComboMode
    ComboItems = VBFlexGridComboItems
ElseIf VBFlexGridColsInfo(VBFlexGridEditCol).ComboMode <> FlexComboModeNone Then
    VBFlexGridComboModeActive = VBFlexGridColsInfo(VBFlexGridEditCol).ComboMode
    ComboItems = VBFlexGridColsInfo(VBFlexGridEditCol).ComboItems
End If

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Yes, I understood this last time we discussed it.

What was new for me is that the ComboMode property affects the whole grid, unlike the ComboItems. How can I set the FlexComboModeDropDown for, say, FixedRows and FlexComboModeEditable for others? We need the Cell(FlexCellComboMode) property.

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Yes, I understood this last time we discussed it.

What was new for me is that the ComboMode property affects the whole grid, unlike the ComboItems. How can I set the FlexComboModeDropDown for, say, FixedRows and FlexComboModeEditable for others? We need the Cell(FlexCellComboMode) property.

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The below code answers your question. And yes, there is no CellComboMode property. And it will certainly not be included as this implies another CellComboItems property and thus adds again too much memory overall.

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Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_BeforeEdit(Row As Long, Col As Long, ByVal Reason As FlexEditReasonConstants, Cancel As Boolean)
Select Case Col
    Case 3 ' This is the col with the special behavior
        If Row >= VBFlexGrid1.FixedRows Then
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboMode = FlexComboModeEditable
        Else
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboMode = FlexComboModeDropDown
        End If
        VBFlexGrid1.ComboItems = "Arnold|Bob|Charlie|David|Elena|Felix|Greg"
    Case Else
        ' Set to none to ensure that a potential ColComboMode/ColComboItems works..
        VBFlexGrid1.ComboMode = FlexComboModeNone
End Select
End Sub

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Originally Posted by Krool

And yes, there is no CellComboMode property. And it will certainly not be included as this implies another CellComboItems property and thus adds again too much memory overall.

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We already have the ComboItems property, that applies to only one cell.

In my opinion there is no need to add anything. Just the ComboMode property should applies to the current cell as it is described in its Description (or at least you should fix the description). The CellComboMode needs only if you want to keep the compatibility. But, to be honest, I can't imagine anyone using this property for an entire grid and not disabling it after editing the cell.

About the memory I may not understand something, but...

My point is that for all properties you should keep in memory only defaults and exceptions. I think that's what you did last time you reduced the amount of memory consumed by cell formatting properties. Col's and row's properties should be exceptions for grig's defaults, and cell's properties should be exceptions for cols, rows and grid. Cols and rows shouldn't have the same properties. And of course you shouldn't keep all the equal properties for the every cell. This (maybe) also applies to the text property, because the first (fixed) column often is almost empty.

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Originally Posted by Krool

The below code answers your question.

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Private Sub VBFlexGrid1_BeforeEdit(Row As Long, Col As Long, ByVal Reason As FlexEditReasonConstants, Cancel As Boolean)
Select Case Col
    Case 3 ' This is the col with the special behavior
        If Row >= VBFlexGrid1.FixedRows Then
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboMode = FlexComboModeEditable
        Else
            VBFlexGrid1.ComboMode = FlexComboModeDropDown
        End If
        VBFlexGrid1.ComboItems = "Arnold|Bob|Charlie|David|Elena|Felix|Greg"
    Case Else
        ' Set to none to ensure that a potential ColComboMode/ColComboItems works..
        VBFlexGrid1.ComboMode = FlexComboModeNone
End Select
End Sub

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You have created a lot of good events that allow to customize the work of grid very flexibly. But if, instead of the most common properties, we start using event handlers everywhere, this will make the code completely unreadable.

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Originally Posted by DisableNoScroll property description

Returns/sets a value that determines whether scroll bars are disabled instead of hided when they are not needed.

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With VBFlexGrid1
  .DisableNoScroll = True
End With

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The Scroll bar doesn't look like disabled.

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

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With VBFlexGrid1
  .DisableNoScroll = True
End With

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The Scroll bar doesn't look like disabled.

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I can't repro. Please provide demo

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Originally Posted by Krool

I can't repro. Please provide demo

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Now I've noticed that it's ok in Form_Load. The problem is only in the Command1_Click. Refresh doesn't help.

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Option Explicit

Private Sub Command1_Click()
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .DisableNoScroll = True        ' DOESN'T WORK
      .Refresh
  End With
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()
  Dim I As Integer
  With VBFlexGrid1
'      .DisableNoScroll = True        ' WORKS FINE!

      .Cols = 4
      .FixedRows = 1
      .Rows = 1
      For I = 1 To 50
        .AddItem I & vbTab & "Name " & I & vbTab & I * 100 & vbTab & "text"
      Next I

      .TextArray(0) = "ID"
      .TextArray(1) = "NAME"
      .TextArray(2) = "SUM"
      .TextArray(3) = "DESCR"

      .Row = 2
      .Col = 2
      Call .AutoSize(0, , FlexAutoSizeModeColWidth)
  End With
End Sub

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Now I've noticed that it's ok in Form_Load. The problem is only in the Command1_Click. Refresh doesn't help.

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Option Explicit

Private Sub Command1_Click()
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .DisableNoScroll = True        ' DOESN'T WORK
      .Refresh
  End With
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()
  Dim I As Integer
  With VBFlexGrid1
'      .DisableNoScroll = True        ' WORKS FINE!

      .Cols = 4
      .FixedRows = 1
      .Rows = 1
      For I = 1 To 50
        .AddItem I & vbTab & "Name " & I & vbTab & I * 100 & vbTab & "text"
      Next I

      .TextArray(0) = "ID"
      .TextArray(1) = "NAME"
      .TextArray(2) = "SUM"
      .TextArray(3) = "DESCR"

      .Row = 2
      .Col = 2
      Call .AutoSize(0, , FlexAutoSizeModeColWidth)
  End With
End Sub

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Seems to be a Bug in SetScrollInfo.
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...isablenoscroll
There is a workaround though which I will check..

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Originally Posted by Krool

Seems to be a Bug in SetScrollInfo.
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...isablenoscroll
There is a workaround though which I will check..

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Yes, this works for a while:

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Option Explicit

Private bDisableNoScroll As Boolean

Private Property Get DisableNoScroll() As Boolean
  DisableNoScroll = bDisableNoScroll
End Property

Private Property Let DisableNoScroll(ByVal Disable As Boolean)
  Dim nWidth      As Long
  Dim nHeight    As Long
  Dim nScrollBars As ScrollBarConstants

  bDisableNoScroll = Disable
  With VBFlexGrid1
      If Disable Then
        nScrollBars = .ScrollBars
        nWidth = .ColWidth(0)
        nHeight = .RowHeight(0)
        'https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66325027/scroll-bar-doesnt-become-visible-despite-sif-disablenoscroll
        .ScrollBars = vbSBNone
        .ColWidth(0) = 30000
        .RowHeight(0) = 30000
        .ScrollBars = nScrollBars
        .DisableNoScroll = True
        .ColWidth(0) = nWidth
        .RowHeight(0) = nHeight
      Else
        .DisableNoScroll = False
      End If
  End With
End Property

Private Sub Command1_Click()
  DisableNoScroll = Not DisableNoScroll
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()
  Dim I As Integer
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .Cols = 4
      .FixedRows = 1
      .Rows = 1
      For I = 1 To 50
        .AddItem I & vbTab & "Name " & I & vbTab & I * 100 & vbTab & "text"
      Next I

      .TextArray(0) = "ID"
      .TextArray(1) = "NAME"
      .TextArray(2) = "SUM"
      .TextArray(3) = "DESCR"

      .Row = 2
      .Col = 2
      Call .AutoSize(0, , FlexAutoSizeModeColWidth)
  End With
End Sub

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Now I've noticed that it's ok in Form_Load. The problem is only in the Command1_Click. Refresh doesn't help.

Code:

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Option Explicit

Private Sub Command1_Click()
  With VBFlexGrid1
      .DisableNoScroll = True        ' DOESN'T WORK
      .Refresh
  End With
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Load()
  Dim I As Integer
  With VBFlexGrid1
'      .DisableNoScroll = True        ' WORKS FINE!

      .Cols = 4
      .FixedRows = 1
      .Rows = 1
      For I = 1 To 50
        .AddItem I & vbTab & "Name " & I & vbTab & I * 100 & vbTab & "text"
      Next I

      .TextArray(0) = "ID"
      .TextArray(1) = "NAME"
      .TextArray(2) = "SUM"
      .TextArray(3) = "DESCR"

      .Row = 2
      .Col = 2
      Call .AutoSize(0, , FlexAutoSizeModeColWidth)
  End With
End Sub

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Btw, for me the Command1_Click works. So I can't repro.
Which OS are you using ? I have the suspicion that maybe MS fixed this bug meanwhile..

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Originally Posted by Krool

Btw, for me the Command1_Click works. So I can't repro.
Which OS are you using ? I have the suspicion that maybe MS fixed this bug meanwhile..

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Yes, it seems to be WinXP-only problem. https://www.vbforums.com/images/ieimages/2023/08/2.gif
Will you fix it somehow?

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Yes, it seems to be WinXP-only problem. https://www.vbforums.com/images/ieimages/2023/08/2.gif
Will you fix it somehow?

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Normally one would set this property at design-time..
So it's not critical and since it's only win xp and older.. also I dislike the workaround.
You have found already your workaround. Then use it.

Update released.

Bugfix that the edit control back color did not consider the BackColorAlt property.

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Originally Posted by Krool

It has no effect unless edit mode is active.

Maybe I should start throwing errors on those props when mis-used ;-D.
Like this or .ComboButtonValue

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Certain run-time properties now throw error 5 to avoid mis-use instead of silently doing nothing.

Update released.

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Originally Posted by Nouyana

Can you change it? Let it be ColComboItems as a default list and ComboItems as a list for the specific cell.

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I thought over this again and found a "small" bug.
ColComboMode shall precede over ComboMode, which is now fixed.

This was already the case for other properties, e.g. ColComboButtonAlignment over ComboButtonAlignment, or ColComboButtonPicture over ComboButtonPicture.

Also this is then in sync with the vsFlexGrid.

For most apps this "behavior change" is not noticable.

Update selected.

Bugfix that LBN_SELCHANGE handler got misplaced in WM_COMMAND. (regression since 03-Nov-2021)
This resulted that arrow keys in the combo box did not update the edit text! :eek:

thanks!

Included the ColLookup property used to map keys to associated values.
This is useful for translating database values to user-friendly descriptions.

The demo project was updated to demonstrate usage in the column 10 (UserEditingForm) with this property.

Example: (it can be used also without a combo list)
ColLookup(i) = ";NULL|0;|1;Full time|2;Part time|3;Contractor|4;Other"
ColComboItems(i) = "|Full time|Part time|Contractor|Other"
If a cell text is "3" then .Cell(FlexCellTextDisplay) will return "Contractor".
Choosing "Contractor" in the combo drop-down will put a cell text of "3".

The VBFLXGRD16.OCX was not updated with this feature. However, future bugfixes will still be done for the ocx.

@Krool

I think i found a bug (or i'm not working the way i should)

A column created this way:

Code:

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.Col = 6
.Text = "Tiene ADR"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "adr_c"

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And filled this way (I fill column 6 in blank and later I add the checkbox) :

Code:

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Do While Not RsCamion.EOF
    Vg.AddItem "" & vbTab & RsCamion!ID & vbTab & RsCamion!nomc & vbTab & RsCamion!numc & vbTab & RsCamion!telfc & vbTab & RsCamion!cifc & vbTab & "" & vbTab & UCase(RsCamion!adr_c2) & vbTab & RsCamion!adr_vto
    Vg.Col = 6
    Vg.Row = Vg.Rows - 1
    Vg.CellChecked = RsCamion!adr_c
    Vg.CellPictureAlignment = FlexPictureAlignmentCenterCenter
    RsCamion.MoveNext
Loop

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I tried too creating the col this way:

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xCol = xCol + 1
.Col = xCol
.Text = "Tiene ADR"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "adr_c"
.ColCheckBoxes(xCol) = True
.ColCheckBoxAlignment(xCol) = FlexCheckBoxAlignmentCenterCenter

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and filling it this way:

Code:

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Do While Not RsCamion.EOF
    Vg.AddItem "" & vbTab & RsCamion!ID & vbTab & RsCamion!nomc & vbTab & RsCamion!numc & vbTab & RsCamion!telfc & vbTab & RsCamion!cifc & vbTab & "" & vbTab & UCase(RsCamion!adr_c2) & vbTab & RsCamion!adr_vto

    Vg.Col = Vg.ColIndex("adr_c")
    Vg.CellChecked = RsCamion!adr_c
    Vg.Row = Vg.Rows - 1
    RsCamion.MoveNext
Loop

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But I can't sort it.
The rest of the columns are sorted fine, but if i want to have all the checkboxes sorted (checked / not checked) it's not working.

I think it's because the value of the cell is "", and it's not sorting for .cellchecked or It's me that i'm doing wrong?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Calcu

@Krool

I think i found a bug (or i'm not working the way i should)

A column created this way:

Code:

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.Col = 6
.Text = "Tiene ADR"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "adr_c"

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And filled this way (I fill column 6 in blank and later I add the checkbox) :

Code:

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        Do While Not RsCamion.EOF
            Vg.AddItem "" & vbTab & RsCamion!ID & vbTab & RsCamion!nomc & vbTab & RsCamion!numc & vbTab & RsCamion!telfc & vbTab & RsCamion!cifc & vbTab & "" & vbTab & UCase(RsCamion!adr_c2) & vbTab & RsCamion!adr_vto
            Vg.Col = 6
            Vg.Row = Vg.Rows - 1
            Vg.CellChecked = RsCamion!adr_c
            Vg.CellPictureAlignment = FlexPictureAlignmentCenterCenter
            RsCamion.MoveNext
        Loop

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I can't sort it.
The rest of the columns are sorted fine, but if i want to have all the checkboxes sorted (checked / not checked) it's not working.

It's me ?

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It's not a bug. The sorting routines sort by the cell text and not by the checked state.

You can use 'FlexSortCustom' and do the sorting manually in the 'Compare' event. (Row1/Row2 and eveluating the Checked state)

Or you can use 'CellChecked = FlexTextAsCheckBox' and apply RsCamion!adr_c in the cell text property. Then sorting should be easy.

Perfect, solved like you said:

Formatting Col:

Code:

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.Col = 2
.Text = "Farma"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "M_farma"
.ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = True
.ColCheckBoxAlignment(.Col) = FlexCheckBoxAlignmentCenterCenter

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Adding data:

Code:

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Vg.AddItem "" & vbTab & RsCamion!ID & vbTab &  RsCamion!M_farma
         
Vg.Row = Vg.Rows - 1
Vg.Col = Vg.ColIndex("M_farma")
Vg.CellChecked = FlexTextAsCheckBox

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Thanks!

Hi, again me, sorry, :-)

I have one combobox for select what table i will show at the grid, everything works fine, but i found something (let's see if i'm not wrong again xD)

I select the first table at the combo, then in combo_click is where i format and fill the grid.

I define that col6 has checkbox, i do:

Code:

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IF combo.text="xxx" then

.Clear FlexClearEverywhere, FlexClearEverything

..... more cols ....

.Col = 6
.Text = "Tiene ADR"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "adr_c"
.ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = True
.ColCheckBoxAlignment(.Col) = FlexCheckBoxAlignmentCenterCenter

---

Then, i Select another table to show at the grid, with col 4 as a checkbox and i do:

Code:

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IF combo.text="yyy" then
.Clear FlexClearEverywhere, FlexClearEverything

..... more cols ....

.Col = 4
.Text = "Paga Central"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "pago_central"
.ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = True
.ColCheckBoxAlignment(.Col) = FlexCheckBoxAlignmentCenterCenter

---

But this time, it's showing the Checkbox in both cols! number 6 and number 4

the .clear maybe is not clearing the .ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = True property?

i must put .ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = false in all the other columns in order to work as expected

It's a bug?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Calcu

Hi, again me, sorry, :-)

I have one combobox for select what table i will show at the grid, everything works fine, but i found something (let's see if i'm not wrong again xD)

I select the first table at the combo, then in combo_click is where i format and fill the grid.

I define that col6 has checkbox, i do:

Code:

---

IF combo.text="xxx" then

.Clear FlexClearEverywhere, FlexClearEverything

..... more cols ....

.Col = 6
.Text = "Tiene ADR"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "adr_c"
.ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = True
.ColCheckBoxAlignment(.Col) = FlexCheckBoxAlignmentCenterCenter

---

Then, i Select another table to show at the grid, with col 4 as a checkbox and i do:

Code:

---

IF combo.text="yyy" then
.Clear FlexClearEverywhere, FlexClearEverything

..... more cols ....

.Col = 4
.Text = "Paga Central"
.ColAlignment(.Col) = FlexAlignmentCenterCenter
.ColKey(.Col) = "pago_central"
.ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = True
.ColCheckBoxAlignment(.Col) = FlexCheckBoxAlignmentCenterCenter

---

But this time, it's showing the Checkbox in both cols! number 6 and number 4

the .clear maybe is not clearing the .ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = True property?

i must put .ColCheckBoxes(.Col) = false in all the other columns in order to work as expected

It's a bug?

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Don't use ColCheckBoxes(.Col). It will predefine empty checkboxes (-1 = 0). And it will fetch data from .FlexDataSource.
So in your scenario just skip that property.

Update released.

Included ColComboCue property. This avoids the need of looping all rows in a big column and allocating formatting memory. (CellComboCue)

ColComboCue excludes for fixed rows, by default. Use the CellComboCue to fill the gap, if necessary, or to change certain cells from the ColComboCue.
Order is CellComboCue > ColComboCue > ComboCue

Added enum FlexComboCueHidden to have a possibility to exclude certain cells in a ColComboCue via CellComboCue. (e.g. frozen row)

Hi again!

i will update later the grid, thanks!, i found that the property : .ColComboMode(.Col) = xxx

is saved too.

I mean, if i assign this property to a column of a grid, for example col 2, then i clear the grid using "grid.Clear FlexClearEverywhere, FlexClearEverything" and i create another layout at the same grid, but this time, col 2 is not a combo, if i don't use .ColComboMode(2) = FlexComboModeNone, the col stills using the info from the last assignment.

There is a way to clear all the properties ?

Update released.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by xiaoyao

A background picture wallpaper, add a lot of icons and names for applications.
Just like the resource manager folder, you first have a background image, and the thumbnail plus text is displayed in each file.

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Included the WallPaper/WallPaperAlignment property. (like in vsFlexGrid)

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Calcu

i will update later the grid, thanks!, i found that the property : .ColComboMode(.Col) = xxx

is saved too.

I mean, if i assign this property to a column of a grid, for example col 2, then i clear the grid using "grid.Clear FlexClearEverywhere, FlexClearEverything" and i create another layout at the same grid, but this time, col 2 is not a combo, if i don't use .ColComboMode(2) = FlexComboModeNone, the col stills using the info from the last assignment.

There is a way to clear all the properties ?

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The .Clear method removes only cell settings. If you want in addition all row and column settings to be removed it would be the easiest to "un-initialize" the grid.
This is done by setting .Rows/.Cols to 0 and afterwards back to your wanted number of rows and columns.

Update released.

Usage of hashes for the keys in the ColLookup property. (using string CalcHash from clsTrickHashTable.cls)

This ensure no more exponential performance decrease when there are more than 10 lookup entries.