Kayza:
Look at my print-screen in the original email.  You click on the column in your 
Grid, and click on Column Properties.  Go to Enhanced Properties tab, select 
"lookup expression"  as the field type and then type in the expression as I 
have it below.  You put the name of the Grid's column in  <  >    as shown in 
the print-screen
Karen
 
 
 
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From: Kayza Kleinman <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Sent: Sun, Dec 8, 2019 8:49 pm
Subject: RE: [RBASE-L] - DBGrid vs Scrolling Region

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{}#yiv6902992970 How do you get the lookups working in edit mode? I seem to be 
missing something there.    From: 'Karen Tellef' via RBASE-L 
<[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2019 6:36 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [RBASE-L] - DBGrid vs Scrolling Region    I'd love to replace all 
scrolling regions with DBGrids, but this situation is one where I have trouble 
figuring out how to use DBGrids to achieve the same end as an easy scrolling 
region would be.    I need to bring up a form with:   ENTER USING <formname>    
User will be entering multiple rows at once.  When the user types in an 
Inventory#, I need 5 other "variable" type of fields to display immediately to 
show details of that inventory# they typed in (like description, color, etc).   
 When using a DBGrid in edit mode, I would set up a Enhanced Properties / 
Lookup Expression as below to display the values (and make that column 
read-only so the user doesn't change it)           However, when doing "enter 
using" it appears nothing will work until I leave the row and thereby save it 
even tho I am using the required < >.  I tried setting a vPCGS# form variable 
and replacing the <pcgs#> in the print-screen with a variable, but also does 
not evaluate until row is saved.    Is there anything I can do to use a DBGrid 
rather than a scrolling region?  Do I need to play around with the new 
"UPDATEDFIELDNAME" property / TEXTVALUE commands (again, I'm assuming these 
won't work with an "enter using")?    A scrolling region would work fine, but 
darn it I want a DBGrid!    Suggestions??  Thanks, gurus!    Karen       -- 
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