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Yes I just tried it. &nbsp;Thanks!
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When I pull up a recordset within my datagrid, using vb6, I would like to check to see if the first column is named 'Test'<br />
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Initially I pull up the recordset like this<br />

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Using DataGrid1 = rec &nbsp; &nbsp;I pull up the records into a DataGrid. &nbsp;How can I test to see if the first column is named 'Test'<br />
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How can I accomplish this?
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Weird question:

When I pull up a recordset within my datagrid, using vb6, I would like to check to see if the first column is named 'Test'

Initially I pull up the recordset like this
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Using DataGrid1 = rec    I pull up the records into a DataGrid.  How can I test to see if the first column is named 'Test'

How can I accomplish this?

If DataGrid1.Columns(0).Caption = &quot;Test&quot; Then...

Check if a column name exists in DataGrid

Weird question:

When I pull up a recordset within my datagrid, using vb6, I would like to check to see if the first column is named &#39;Test&#39;

Initially I pull up the recordset like this
(CODE)

Using DataGrid1 = rec    I pull up the records into a DataGrid.  How can I test to see if the first column is named &#39;Test&#39;

How can I accomplish this?

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