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I have test it only a littlel, (the demo) but it &nbsp;have what I want.<br />
Seems like a good piece of work.<br />
Thanks
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I have test it only a littlel, (the demo) but it  have what I want.
Seems like a good piece of work.
Thanks

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This grid is an excellent one. Do go through its sample source code that comes with the grid and you will have many surprises in store.
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This grid is an excellent one. Do go through its sample source code that comes with the grid and you will have many surprises in store.

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Hi.<br />
<br />
I'm using Visual Basic 6.<br />
<br />
My programs shows data in a grid.<br />
I have tried MSFlexGrid, MSHFlexgrid, DBGrid DataGrid<br />
They dont really fit my purpose.<br />
The MSFlexgrid is not editable, have seen som trix using a textbox floating and so on)<br />
<br />
I wants a grid who can easily be populated manaually in code (no bindings to recordset)<br />
and one that the &quot;user&quot; at runtime can edit cells.<br />
Like MSFlexgrid &nbsp;but easily editable.<br />
<br />
Is there a good free ocx component for that?<br />
<br />
<br />
Pelle Sweden<br />

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Hi.

I'm using Visual Basic 6.

My programs shows data in a grid.
I have tried MSFlexGrid, MSHFlexgrid, DBGrid DataGrid
They dont really fit my purpose.
The MSFlexgrid is not editable, have seen som trix using a textbox floating and so on)

I wants a grid who can easily be populated manaually in code (no bindings to recordset)
and one that the "user" at runtime can edit cells.
Like MSFlexgrid  but easily editable.

Is there a good free ocx component for that?


Pelle Sweden


Flexgrid replecement, Editable

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