Thanks so much Yeray !! That did the trick.

Anyone know can I get rid of that cyan frame around the selected row/cell?

Teegrid1.Selected.format.Brush.color (bg color of the selected row)

Great component! It would be useful to know how to change the color of two of the TeeGrid aspects. I know of: TeeGrid1.Back.Brush.Color the background color of the grid item TeeGrid1.Cells.Format.font.color the font color of the grid item I need to know how to set: The selected item brush color The ...

Thanks Marc, will do!

I would even be fine with buying it again, but I want to make sure I can download it ; )

-garry

Every timeI try to download TeeGrid, I get a little 1k file. This includes the registered version or the trial version.

I am a registered user. Surely I can get a copy of what I've paid for?

Name : Garry Prefontaine
Customer Number: B2393408

I've attached a small screen shot. You can see the selected row, and also a light blue rectangle around the cell I just tapped on. So teegrid knows I tapped there since it painted the light blue rectangle, but its just not moving the selection. Hope this provides a clue to what's happening. I really...

Amy ideas on this?

That's good to hear!

Hi Marc,

I'm using a Galaxy S10E.

-garry

So is this a bug?

I should clarify what I am trying to do.

This is for mobile only. I would like the user to be able to tap on the row they want to move to, and the selected row/record becomes the one tapped on.

Any help you can offer is appreciated.

Unfortunately TeeGrid1.Rows.RowAt only works to row 7. Past that it returns -1, even though there are several rows past that.

Any way to swipe the grid so as to move to the next columns? Swipe left, see later columns, swipe right see earlier columns?

This worked very well: procedure TFudleyMain.TeeGrid1Tap(Sender: TObject; const Point: TPointF); var myRow : Integer; myX, myY: single; hgt : single; begin myX := point.X; myY := point.Y; hgt := TeeGrid1.Height; myRow := TeeGrid1.Rows.RowAt(myY,hgt); TeeGrid1.Selected.Row :=myRow; end;