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... } olbx101c:acols[4]:bOnPostEdit:= { |o,nval| hola(@acDescriptor,@acTemporal,olbx101c,nval) } olbx101c:acols[4]:aEditListTxt := acTemporal //olbx101c:acols[4]:bEditBlock:= { mifuncion('1') } //olbx101c:acols[4]:bBmpAction := { |oCol| mifuncion('2') } //olbx101c:acols[4]:bEditValid ...

... ) } // PostEditc( o, x, k ) } // EditaCelda( oaufactu, 1, x, k, lFirstEdit ) } // PostEdit(o,x,k) } :nEditType := EDIT_GET //_LISTBOX * :aEditListTxt := tHallazgos END * WITH OBJECT oResultado:Interna * :bOnPostEdit := { | o, x, k | ( au_Audit->Interna := upper(x), xmodiproc := "S" ...

... x, oResultado ) } // PostEditc( o, x, k ) } // EditaCelda( oaufactu, 1, x, k, lFirstEdit ) } // PostEdit(o,x,k) } :nEditType := EDIT_GET_LISTBOX :aEditListTxt := tHallazgos END Necesito que tHallazgos pueda cambiar el contenido en forma dinámica.

Referring to your code: :aCols[ i ] : aEditListtxt  := {"ADELANTADA", "VENCIDA"}    :aCols[ i ] : aEditListBound := { "A", "V" }  This means that what ...

... y utilizo esta variable de clase los datos de la columna donde quiero aplicarla desaparecen, si la quito funciona pero me guarda el valor de aEditListtxt Case 6    :aCols[ i ] : nEditType      := EDIT_LISTBOX    :aCols[ i ] : cHeader        := "T. PAGO"    :aCols[ ...

Many thanks, Mr. Rao

Thanks for jumping in Mr. Rao. Columns 2 and 3 are not only listboxes but also editable. If users make a false entry in col 3 it should be possible to repeat the mechanism to click again the same value in col 2 to correct the value in col 3. And no, it's a dbf to edit. You should not keep column 3 ...

Thanks for jumping in Mr. Rao.
Columns 2 and 3 are not only listboxes but also editable.
If users make a false entry in col 3 it should be possible to repeat the mechanism to click again the same value in col 2 to correct the value in col 3.
And no, it's a dbf to edit.

Is there a way to know that a txBrwColumn:aEditListTxt was selected even when it's not different as before?

No.
In the above case, logically, column 3 should not change if column 2 does not change.

1) Are you editing an array? Then there is a simpler way.

... from 1st column:listbox to correct the 2nd column, it doesn' work. I see the there is no 'change event' because i selected the same value from aEditListTxt as before. So I tried bOnPostEdit. But this doesn't work too. Is there a way to know that a txBrwColumn:aEditListTxt was selected even ...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:

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oBrw:aCols[2]:bOnChange := ;
{ |o| o:oBrw:oCol( 3 ):VarPut( a2[ AScan( a1, o:Vaue ) ] ) }
 

assuming other column number is 3.

This is much more smart.
Many thanks

My issue is solved.
I build a codeblock which does an aScan on array a1 and so I get my nAt to find the corresponding element of array a2.

Many thanks to MGA who gave me the hint about "oBrw:aCols[2]:value".

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oBrw:aCols[2]:bOnChange := ;
{ |o| o:oBrw:oCol( 3 ):VarPut( a2[ AScan( a1, o:Vaue ) ] ) }
 

assuming other column number is 3.

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oBrw:aCols[2]:bOnChange := ;
{ |o| o:oBrw:oCol( 3 ):VarPut( a2[ AScan( a1, o:Vaue ) ] ) }
 

assuming other column number is 3.

... my problem. I have 2 arrays a1 := [ "elem1", "elem2" ] a2 := [ "white" , "blue" ] a1 is my oBrw:aCols[2]:aEditListTxt. If the 2nd element of a1 is clicked the column cell should become "elem2". Now I need to know that the 2nd element was clicked. ...