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This property determines whether horizontal gridlines, vertical gridlines, or both should be displayed in a grid.
grdGrid.GridLines = nGridValue
nGridValue = grdGrid.GridLines
Parameter |
Value |
Meaning |
nGridValue |
0 |
Display no gridlines. |
1 |
Display only horizontal gridlines. |
|
2 |
Display only vertical gridlines. |
|
3 |
The default: Display both horizontal and vertical gridlines. |
Horizontal and vertical gridlines can take up a lot of space on the grid and distract from what the client is there to see—the data. Turn off distracting gridlines if the form can still be read without them. Better yet, include a toggle so the viewer can turn them on and off as desired! Consider other ways of separating records, like DynamicBackColor, if grid lines don’t work for you. You’ll probably want to turn off RecordMark and DeleteMark while you’re at it, too, but short of hiding the headers altogether, we haven’t found a way to get the separator lines between them to disappear.
frmFormOne.grdMyDataGrid.GridLines = 1 && horizontal only
DeleteMark, DynamicBackColor, Grid, GridLineColor, GridLineWidth, RecordMark