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If i do:<br />
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&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(0).Width<wbr /> = 0<br />
&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(1).Width<wbr /> = 100<br />
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will they be two different lengths?
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If i do:

 DataGrid1.Columns(0).Width = 0
 DataGrid1.Columns(1).Width = 100

will they be two different lengths?

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Yes. Each column will have a different size. In fact, if you set first column with value 0, it will be &quot;invisible&quot;.
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Yes. Each column will have a different size. In fact, if you set first column with value 0, it will be "invisible".

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When I do :<br />
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&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(1).Width<wbr /> = 500<br />
&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(2).Width<wbr /> = 250<br />
&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(3).Width<wbr /> = 250<br />
&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(4).Width<wbr /> = 250<br />
&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(5).Width<wbr /> = 250<br />
&nbsp;DataGrid1.Columns(6).Width<wbr /> = 250<br />
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I get subscript out of range for the second line. &nbsp;Why?
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When I do :

 DataGrid1.Columns(1).Width = 500
 DataGrid1.Columns(2).Width = 250
 DataGrid1.Columns(3).Width = 250
 DataGrid1.Columns(4).Width = 250
 DataGrid1.Columns(5).Width = 250
 DataGrid1.Columns(6).Width = 250

I get subscript out of range for the second line.  Why?

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never mind. &nbsp;found the problem
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I have a data grid in vb6. &nbsp;The columns have a default width when the records pull up. &nbsp;I want to decrease the width of the columns in the datagrid, so that it looks like it will only hold one number.<br />
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How can I do this, if at all?
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I have a data grid in vb6.  The columns have a default width when the records pull up.  I want to decrease the width of the columns in the datagrid, so that it looks like it will only hold one number.

How can I do this, if at all?

reduce size of column in a datagrid

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