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Right click the grid in your form and click on properties OR<br />
click on the custom item in the properties of the grid.<br />
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Then click on the columns tab, there ise a caption property for every column that can be changed to specify the title for the column without affecting the field names.<br />

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Right click the grid in your form and click on properties OR
click on the custom item in the properties of the grid.

Then click on the columns tab, there ise a caption property for every column that can be changed to specify the title for the column without affecting the field names.


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JustinB is correct but first you have to right click the grid and select 'Retrieve fields' so that you can set your own column titles for the fields.<br />

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JustinB is correct but first you have to right click the grid and select 'Retrieve fields' so that you can set your own column titles for the fields.


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the answer of USTINB AND JAV are correct and very help for me<br />

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the answer of USTINB AND JAV are correct and very help for me


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the answer of JUSTINB AND JAV are correct and very help for me I don't know how I can give them the 10 point there for I give the point to MRAGHUV .<br />
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my e-mail:chagay@surfree.co.i<wbr />l<br />

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the answer of JUSTINB AND JAV are correct and very help for me I don't know how I can give them the 10 point there for I give the point to MRAGHUV .

my e-mail:chagay@surfree.co.il


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The DBGRID take the column titals from my database table (access database).<br />
How can I change the column title without changing the name of the fields in thr table?<br />

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The DBGRID take the column titals from my database table (access database).
How can I change the column title without changing the name of the fields in thr table?


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