Hi Simon.
Depends on what you want to do with the data. If you're de-normalizing it, a DataGrid's labelFunction can give you access to child arrays (better if they are ArrayCollections or XML). If you want to represent the data in a hierarchical manner, you can use the AdvancedDataGrid; instead of the OLAPDataGrid. -TH --- In [email protected], Simon Bailey <si...@...> wrote: > > Hi, > > Str8 forward question here, is a multi-dimensional array gonna work in > a datagrid and if so any suggestions how without using OLAPDataGrid? > > var masterTaskList:Array = new Array(); > masterTaskList[0] = ["wash dishes", "take out trash"]; > masterTaskList[1] = ["wash dishes", "pay bills"]; > masterTaskList[2] = ["wash dishes", "dentist", "wash dog"]; > masterTaskList[3] = ["wash dishes"]; > masterTaskList[4] = ["wash dishes", "clean house"]; > masterTaskList[5] = ["wash dishes", "wash car", "pay rent"]; > masterTaskList[6] = ["mow lawn", "fix chair"]; > > Cheers, > > Simon >
