| Applies To: | Grid |
Description
The GridLineFCol property specifies the colours of the grid lines in a Grid object. GridLineFCol should be used if different coloured grid lines are required. If all the grid lines are the same colour, use GridFCol.
GridLineFCol may be a scalar or a vector. Each item may be a 3-element vector of integer values in the range 0-255 which refer to the red, green and blue components of the colour respectively, or a scalar that defines a standard Windows colour element (see BCol for details). Note that a single RGB triplet must be enclosed.
The default value of GridLineFCol is an empty numeric vector (⍬). If so, all the grid lines are drawn using the single colour specified by GridFCol.
Unlike GridFCol, setting GridLineFCol overrides the colour which would be used if Native Look and Feel was enabled.
Elements of GridLineFCol are allocated to individual grid lines via the RowLineTypes and ColLineTypes properties.
See also: GridLineWidth.