You could also use a DBGrid which allows the user to click the column
headings to resort the data, and to change the column size with standard
windows click and drag functionality. I commonly use scrolling regions,
but normally when data needs to be changed. A DBGrid has more
functionality as a display device, particularly if it is set as read only.
Albert
John Engwer wrote:
Stephen,
I assume from your message that all of the data is in a single table.
If so, you could use a scrolling region to display multiple rows of
data.
John
*From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On Behalf Of
*Steve Breen
*Sent:* Friday, June 04, 2010 9:18 PM
*To:* RBASE-L Mailing List
*Subject:* [RBASE-L] - Form Question in 7.6 and Extreme
Is there a way to list multiple rows of data from a table in a form
from a table.
IE:
Column1 - Column2
Time_Stamp - Notes
Dispalaying Data as follows:
1-1-2010 01:10 - this is note 1
1-1-2010 01:11 - this is note 2
1-1-2010 01:12 - this is note 3
1-1-2010 01:13 - this is note 4
1-1-2010 01:14 - this is note 5
Thanks for any help
Stephen Breen
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