Multiple Lines in DBGrid Records

See the WrapText property of the grid's Column Object in VB's onlne help.

DataGrid1.Columns(1).WrapText = True

If needed, use the WrapText property in conjunction with the RowHeight
property to produce multi-line displays.

DataGrid1.RowHeight(DataGrid1.Row) = 500

or let users resize row height at runtime.

DataGrid1.AllowRowSizing = True

Glenn


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Is there a way to have the text in DBGrid records (rows)
allow mutiple lines so that long text will not require
columns to be too wide to show all of the text? The rows
in my Access file can be broadened vertcally so that
multiple lines can be used, but that doesn't translate to
the same situation when I link them to my VB Grid.

I am running Millennium, and Visual Basic 6.0.
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Thank you very much for your help. Your instructions
worked perfectly. However, I have searched to the best of
my ability, and can not find the reference you
mentioned "See the WrapText property of the grid's Column
Object in VB's onlne help.". Can you give directions?
 >-----Original Message-----
 >
 >See the WrapText property of the grid's Column Object in
VB's onlne help.
 >
 >DataGrid1.Columns(1).WrapText = True
 >
 >If needed, use the WrapText property in conjunction with
the RowHeight
 >property to produce multi-line displays.
 >
 >DataGrid1.RowHeight(DataGrid1.Row) = 500
 >
 >or let users resize row height at runtime.
 >
 >DataGrid1.AllowRowSizing = True
 >
 >Glenn
 >
 >
 >"Richard Shaw" <anonymous DeleteThis @discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message
 >news:07a801c39b5d$bdfc2cb0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
 >Is there a way to have the text in DBGrid records (rows)
 >allow mutiple lines so that long text will not require
 >columns to be too wide to show all of the text? The rows
 >in my Access file can be broadened vertcally so that
 >multiple lines can be used, but that doesn't translate to
 >the same situation when I link them to my VB Grid.
 >
 >I am running Millennium, and Visual Basic 6.0.
 >
 >
 >.
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Open MSDN, or click help from vb6, and from the search tab, enter wraptext.
It's the only topic returned in the search if visual basic documentation is
the active subset.

From the WrapText Property help page, you can navigate to other gird topics
from the See Also list and you can select the gird's main help page by
selecting it from the Applies To list.

Glenn

"Richard Shaw" <anonymous DeleteThis @discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0a4e01c39c9b$4a979d60$a301280a@phx.gbl...
Thank you very much for your help. Your instructions
worked perfectly. However, I have searched to the best of
my ability, and can not find the reference you
mentioned "See the WrapText property of the grid's Column
Object in VB's onlne help.". Can you give directions?
 >-----Original Message-----
 >
 >See the WrapText property of the grid's Column Object in
VB's onlne help.
 >
 >DataGrid1.Columns(1).WrapText = True
 >
 >If needed, use the WrapText property in conjunction with
the RowHeight
 >property to produce multi-line displays.
 >
 >DataGrid1.RowHeight(DataGrid1.Row) = 500
 >
 >or let users resize row height at runtime.
 >
 >DataGrid1.AllowRowSizing = True
 >
 >Glenn
 >
 >
 >"Richard Shaw" <anonymous DeleteThis @discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message
 >news:07a801c39b5d$bdfc2cb0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
 >Is there a way to have the text in DBGrid records (rows)
 >allow mutiple lines so that long text will not require
 >columns to be too wide to show all of the text? The rows
 >in my Access file can be broadened vertcally so that
 >multiple lines can be used, but that doesn't translate to
 >the same situation when I link them to my VB Grid.
 >
 >I am running Millennium, and Visual Basic 6.0.
 >
 >
 >.
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
 >> Stay informed about: Multiple Lines in DBGrid Records