Non clickable grid question

I''m having a problem with a grid that I cant figure out. Somehow in a previous app of ours I made a grid non clickable but it was still scrollable with the scroll bars. I''ve been wanting to do that in a new app and I cant figure out what I did in the previous app to make this work. I''ve attached a sample that has 2 grids on one form. The top grid you can click each individual cell with the mouse. The lower grid(which was copied from the previous app i mentioned) you cant click any of the grid but the scroll bars. I cant seem to find the grid propery I''m missing thats allowing this to be non clickable. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Phil

WindowsApplication115.zip

One other thing. We are still using 3110 of the grid if that makes any difference when you are testing. Thanks

Hi Philip, Try: this.GridControl1.TableStyle.Enabled = false; Best regards, Stanley

I wasnt really looking for a solution really. I was more looking to see if you could tell me why the one grid in the sample i sent allowed clicking and the other did not.

The reason you cannot click the grid are these two lines in the designer generated code. GridRangeStyle15.Range = Syncfusion.Windows.Forms.Grid.GridRangeInfo.Table ''... GridRangeStyle15.StyleInfo.Enabled = False This disables all cells in the grid.

Ok then I guess we dont know how that got there. Maybe left over from another grid maybe? hmmmmmmmm

I suspect at some point, someone clicked the topleft cell in the designer to select the whole grid, and then set the Enabled=false property in the cells property grid when the grid was not in Global Mode.