rond

You might want to check out a skinning-component.
I'm using AlphaSkins ( http://www.alphaskins.com/ they've got a demo and precompiled components allowing you to test them), which is pretty easy to use.
They did manage to override the scrollbar color/style.

That does indeed fix the initial issue.

I did notice that it still is possible for a user to hide too much of the column, which makes the selection difficult.
I guess that could be solved by setting the Listwidth to a value that makes sense. That way the list itself remains readable.

Additional testing revealed a similar issue for columns on the right hand side of the grid.
If that happens the 'dropdown button' of the combobox becomes unavailable to the user.

I will test modification in my next version.

I have a grid in which the user can edit all cells.
However the user must also select which multiple rows (goMultiSelect) he'd like to copy to another part of the dialog.
In order to do this I need to see which rows he has selected.
Unfortunately there appears to be no way to do this without enabling 'goSelectFullRow' in your grid.
With 'rowselect' enabled I can't edit any of the cells any more.



See attached screenshot for example after I modified your code.

All that appears to be required is for a column that has a combo-box as the editor.
I've managed to repeat this behaviour in a NextDbGrid where the first column was a TNxLookupColumn.
I stretched one of the other columns to make sure I could scroll horizontally move that first column a bit outside of the grid.