I need a data grid on my userform - but data grids & flexgrids are not trusted - according to Mr Gates - what is a good grid to use on a userform. I need the grid for input of user settings - needs to be dynamic - so dont want to use textboxes
I need a data grid on my userform - but data grids & flexgrids are not trusted - according to Mr Gates - what is a good grid to use on a userform. I need the grid for input of user settings - needs to be dynamic - so dont want to use textboxes
Last edited by Rasm; 04-08-2011 at 03:07 AM.
xl2007 - Windows 7
xl hates the 255 number
Rasm, you could use any of GridView or FlexGrid. The problem is not the trust, it's with portability. If you do not plan to use it on multiple versions of the office application, you could go with either of these.
However, one would think a safer bet would be to go with textboxes. Even if you wanted it to be dynamic, there could still be ways to put in a dynamic code which can replace the need of a Grid.
Is gridview a third party usercontrol ? - I did use itGrid - absolutely the best - but they went out of bussiness. So I am a bit leary of third party OCXs
xl2007 - Windows 7
xl hates the 255 number
It is not third party.
How is the GridView listed under the list of controls - I cannot find it - sorry - maybe I am half blind or something:o
xl2007 - Windows 7
xl hates the 255 number
Microsoft DataGrid Control 6.0 (SP6) OLEDB
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