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Not with the built in VFP grid. There are a number of 3rd party active grids that will work with VFP.
I use Flexgrid from Videosoft, (company name has changed, but you can find it on which will allow you to set height and a lot of other properties by row.
I use Flexgrid from Videosoft, (company name has changed, but you can find it on which will allow you to set height and a lot of other properties by row.
AllowRowSizing allows the user to resize.
if you set the RowHeight property to -1 it automatically resizes the rows to fit the current FontSize property setting. I have never tried it, but maybe you could change the fontsize of the current control of the column for each column. that may cause the RowHeight to change just that row. It may be worth a try. Attitude is Everything
if you set the RowHeight property to -1 it automatically resizes the rows to fit the current FontSize property setting. I have never tried it, but maybe you could change the fontsize of the current control of the column for each column. that may cause the RowHeight to change just that row. It may be worth a try. Attitude is Everything
Mike Gagnon
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Yes it is, but there are limitations. For one the "whole" row would be the same height. Can you explain "depending on the contents of the row"?
Mike Gagnon
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Danceman
You recall my suggestion last week for a similar situation? The one about the read-only grid for a specific row, so instead of switching between a disabled or enabled textbox you swith between a container holding a larger textbox or a smaller one.
You recall my suggestion last week for a similar situation? The one about the read-only grid for a specific row, so instead of switching between a disabled or enabled textbox you swith between a container holding a larger textbox or a smaller one.
Mike Gagnon
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Danceman,
I see no response from EC1, but wasn't that what he wanted, increase the size of the row (I'll assume the whole row), based on it's content?
I see no response from EC1, but wasn't that what he wanted, increase the size of the row (I'll assume the whole row), based on it's content?
I think it sounds like a good idea but since a grid is a container class, the control source of the column is sized to fit within the RowSize of the grid. The rowsize is a grid level property and not a row level property. I tried changing the height of a label control which I have been using in tandem with another (SetAll/CurrentControl etc. using lblYes and lblNo) in an application. The height property is read-only at design time and remains unchanged at run time. Hope this rambling makes sense.
Dave S.
Dave S.
Woops, let me change this:
'I think it sounds like a good idea but since a grid is a container class, the control source of the column is sized to fit within the RowSize of the grid.'
I think it sounds like a good idea but since a grid is a container class, the current control of the column is sized to fit within the RowSize of the grid.
Dave S.
'I think it sounds like a good idea but since a grid is a container class, the control source of the column is sized to fit within the RowSize of the grid.'
I think it sounds like a good idea but since a grid is a container class, the current control of the column is sized to fit within the RowSize of the grid.
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