<< I cannot get the DBGrid to change based on clicking on the different parts in the list view. >>
The rows shown in a DBGrid cannot easily be affected by a variable value in the form. DBGrid rows are determined by the WHERE clause you used to start the form or, if the DBGrid is attached to a table other than the driving table for the form, by the common column values between the driving table and the secondary table. The easiest way to handle this is to replace the DBGrid with another Variable Lookup Listview. I assume you want a DBGrid because you want those values to be editable, rather than just displayed (as with a Listview). If that's the case, create a separate one-table editable form for that table, and use it from the ON DOUBLE CLICK EEP of the new Listview. If that's not good enough, with some work you can get the effect that you want. Here are two ideas (I'm sure there are more): 1. Create a temporary view that defines only the rows you want in the grid. Base the grid on that view, rather than the original table (a one-table view with no calculated columns will still be editable). Now, when the variable value changes do PROPERTY TABLE ViewName CLOSE, recreate the view and do PROPERTY TABLE ViewName OPEN. If there are other tables associated with the form, make sure your temporary view does not have any column names. 2. Create a one-row temporary table to use as the driving table of the form. This table should contain only the columns that "control" the table in the grid, and the column names should match. Then, as the user makes selections in your form, update the driving table columns and force everything to recalculate. The new main table values should force the grid to display the rows you want. -- Larry
