Gotta be simple but I don't see it *resolved*

[TysonLPrice]

I can't seem to see what I'm missing (no jokes please).

I copied a msfFlexGrid from another part of the project and am working in the dblclick event. In this piece of code .col contains the value of the cell number clicked:

Private Sub msfDiary_DblClick()
    Dim liRow As Long
    
    dDateTime = Now()
    
    If msfDiary.Row > 0 Then
        If msfDiary.Col = 0 Then
            iDiaryID = msfDiary.TextMatrix(msfDiary.Row, 16)...etc

In my version, and I don't see a difference, it always contains a zero no matter which cell I click on.

Private Sub msfDiary_DblClick()
'Tyson #00064
    Dim liRow As Long
    
    dDateTime = Now()
    
    If msfDiary.Row > 0 Then
        If msfDiary.Col = 0 Then
            iDiaryID = msfDiary.TextMatrix(msfDiary.Row, 16)...etc

I've compared the grid properties and don't see a difference and I don't see any other code excuting before the double click. Should the double click have the .col value or could it be getting set somewhere else I'm not seeing? Maybe a property setting I'm not seeing?

[Pasvorto]

Have you tried this?

msfDiary.Row = msfDiary.MouseRow
msfDiary.Col = msfDiary.MouseCol

[kebo]

Should the double click have the .col value or could it be getting set somewhere else I'm not seeing?

I created a simple form with a grid on it and .col and .row return the correct values unless I click-click on a fixed row or column in which case .col = the number of the first non-fixed column or .row = the first non-fixed row

Maybe a property setting I'm not seeing?

check the value of the SelectionMode Property. If it is not 0-flexSelectionFree you could see the problem you are having

kevin

[TysonLPrice]

As always you folks are great....

#1.
0-flexSelectionFree made it work like the form I cloned it from. Missed that when I compared properties.

#2.
msfDiary.Row = msfDiary.MouseRow comes up with zero everytime. I need to figure that out.

msfDiary.Col = msfDiary.MouseCol got the cell like I needed also.

Thanks again.