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Determines whether a control in a Column object is bound to the control source for the Column. Available at design time and run time.
Column.Bound[ = lExpr] |
Return Value
- lExpr
-
The settings for the Bound property are:
Setting Description True (.T.)
(Default) The control is bound to the column's control source.
False (.F.)
The control is not bound to the column's control source.
Remarks
Applies To: Column Object
If a column's Bound property is set to true (.T.), the column's ControlSource property setting applies to the column and any controls contained in it. If you attempt to set the contained control's ControlSource property, an error occurs. If a column's Bound property is set to false (.F.), you can set the ControlSource property of a contained control directly. If you subsequently set the ControlSource setting of the column, it overrides the ControlSource setting of the contained control.
Typically, the following controls are bound to the corresponding data types:
| Column control base class | Typical column data types |
|---|---|
|
CheckBox |
Logical, Numeric |
|
ComboBox |
Character, Numeric |
|
CommandButton |
Character, Numeric |
|
EditBox |
Character |
|
ListBox |
Character, Numeric |
|
OptionButton |
Character, Numeric |
|
Spinner |
Currency, Numeric |
|
TextBox |
Any data type except General or Memo |
 Note: |
|---|
| You cannot bind a control to a column whose data type is General or Memo. |