Ooble

I'm not sure what that is, but the basic principle's the same. Create an InputBox or 10, and in the OnChange events, modify the grid using Grid1.Cells[x, y].Text = InputBox1.Text (I think).

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gaara

dbgrid is the object that i place. with a data source and table object.

ive tried similar things to that, like the dbedit box, but errors always come up that the grid isnt in edit or insert mode.

ok thanks.

gaara

and also, would you happen to know any common questions programmers ask their clients about the software they are making. like im doin an assignment where it emulates real life and im supposed to create a questionaiire for my client. and im not shure how to address this.

help wud be much welcomed. any links to. thanks

Ooble

Check in the Properties box to see if you can turn Edit or Insert mode on.

About the questions:

• What features would you like, in addition to the standard ones?
• How soon do you need the finished product?
• How much are you willing to pay?

Those are usually what I ask.

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gaara

ok thanks alot.

The_Iddiot

heh this is funny if you want to write a into a cell in a tbdgrid from a editbox for instance use the code
Ttable(<-- this is your paradox table object btw)
datetimepicker(<-- dont ask what this is it is under win32 in the tool palete)

Ttable.append;
Ttable.Fieldbyname('fieldname').asstring := edit1.text;
Ttable.post;

so in your case

tblworkhours.append;
tblworkhours.Fieldbyname('dayworked').asstring := datetimepicker.date;
tblworkhours.Fieldbyname('timestart').asstring := editboxfortimestart.text;
tblworkhours.Fieldbyname('timefinished').asstring := editboxfortimefinished.text;
tblworkhours.post;

in your editbox (edit1) you would have your date and in the Ttable you would have well your table ((-_-) dont know what else can be in there)

hope this helps

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