MSFlexGrid.cols

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Guest

I have an application that works with the MSFlexGrid control.
I have an instrucción that configure the columns like this:
MSFlexGrid.cols=5

It works perfect in my computer, but when i run it in another computer I get
the following error message in the above line:

Object does not support this property or method

What can i do to make it work?

Thanks a lot, Lina
 
A

Albert D.Kallal

Since MSFlexGrid is NOT part of ms-access, then if you start moving your
software around to other machines, then you will have to ensure that the
target machine has that ActiveX control installed. Note that for the most
part, you can just "copy" the activeX control (there is a licensing system
built in to prevent this).

the other thing to check is perhaps does the code compile, and the issue of
broken references. (this problem would follow the above problem of the
activeX control not be installed, and registered on the target machine.

I could further point out that since the MSFlexGrid control is not part of
ms-access, then you don't have the correct rights to distribute the
MSFLexGrid control (perhaps it now part of windows XP..but, I just don't
know). Likely, if you installed some development tools on your machine, then
MSFlexGrid was installed..but, not on the target machine you are now running
the mdb (or mde).

And, last but not least, for grids in ms-access, you can use the built in
controls with usually better results..and less work. Here is some screen
shots of grids created in ms-access, and they did not requite extra activeX
contorls.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/Articles/Grid.htm
 
G

Guest

Hello Albert

Thanks a lot for your unswer.
I like your document very much, I wish I could do some of those things.
I need to be able to change data in the grid, and i havn't been able to do
it with the listview, that's why i used flexgrid.

Do yo have a demo that I can use to learn how to do what you have in the
document you recomended to me?

Thanks a lot, Lina
 
M

Marcin

U¿ytkownik "Lina Manjarres" <[email protected]>
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I have an application that works with the MSFlexGrid control.
I have an instrucción that configure the columns like this:
MSFlexGrid.cols=5

It works perfect in my computer, but when i run it in another computer I get
the following error message in the above line:

Object does not support this property or method

What can i do to make it work?

Thanks a lot, Lina

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Albert D.Kallal

I don't have a demo, or download. Remember, those grids examples of mine are
just regular ms-access forms. Nothing special, no tricks...just regular
form.

You simply place your fields on the form..and use what is called a continues
form.

I do have one download with a continues form, but really, you don't need it.

You can find a multi-select example form here:

http://www.members.shaw.ca/AlbertKallal/msaccess/msaccess.html

So, download the "multi-select" example from the above...it does have a
continues form.....
 

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