Adding Components to a DBGrid
Friday August 29, 2008
DBGrid Tips ::
Suppose you have a boolean field in your dataset. By default, the DBGrid displays boolean fields as "True" or "False" depending on the value of the data field. If you think the same way I do, it is much more visually attractive to be able to you use a "true" check box control to enable editing of such fields.
Suppose you have a boolean field in your dataset. By default, the DBGrid displays boolean fields as "True" or "False" depending on the value of the data field. If you think the same way I do, it is much more visually attractive to be able to you use a "true" check box control to enable editing of such fields.
Find out how to place just about any Delphi control (visual component) into a cell of a DGBrid. Place a CheckBox, a ComboBox (drop down list box), a DateTimePicker (calendar) and even an Image inside the DBGrid.


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