I'm trying to solve a cosmetic issue in an application. I have two buttons that add rows into a table controlled by a DBGrid. One adds a "blank" row using PROPERTY TABLE TableName APPEND. The other duplicates the selected row using PROPERTY TABLE TableName DUPLICATE.
The APPEND works as I want -- the new row is added at the bottom of the DBGrid. But the DUPLICATE adds the row immediately above the selected row. I want to add it at the end of the DBGrid. There's no functional problem here -- the user can resort the rows by clicking on the DBGrid header, and the rows will be correctly sorted the next time the user opens the form. But the users are confused by the behavior they're seeing -- they don't realize the row is at the end despite the fact that they're seeing it in the middle of the grid. What I really need is PROPERTY TABLE TableName APPEND_DUPLICATE to mimic the APPEND functionality. Can anyone suggest how I can simulate this? -- Larry
