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   Mr.Den  
   
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     Topic: Report Control grouping problemPosted: 15 February 2008 at 2:50pm  | 
 
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    Greetings everyone, I am using the report control from Xtreme SuitePro v11.2.2 (XP SP2, VB6 SP6), and am stumped. What I am trying to do is obtain the column values for a row that the user left clicks on. Unless I am missing something, when I have rows grouped, trying to obtain the column values of a row that a user clicks on brings the wrong values. Using the report sample example that came with the package as a base to work and learn with, I have added the following line of code at the very end of the wndReportControl_MouseDown event: On Error Resume Next MsgBox wndReportControl.Records(hitRow.Index).Item(COLUMN_SUBJECT).Value 
 Remove the grouping, and then click on a row, and the messagebox gives me the correct value for the subject. Any thoughts on this? Am I not using the best way to obtain column values for specific rows?  
I also am not able to get the wndReportControl_ColumnClick event to fire, but I have not put a lot of time into that yet. 
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     Posted: 15 February 2008 at 2:58pm | 
 
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wndReportControl.Rows(hitRow.Index).Record.Item(COLUMN_SUBJECT).Value 
   
  column click is for clicking on column headers  | 
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     Posted: 15 February 2008 at 7:30pm | 
 
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   That works great  
   
   
Thank you. 
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