Send to another TableGrid with CheckBox

Hello lejoso

Somethong like this ?

procedure Form1_TableGrid1_OnChange (Sender: string);
begin
    Form1.TableGrid1.Columns.InsertCheckBoxColumn(0);
end;

The checkbox will be inserted in column 1 (Column numbers start at 0)

JB

Oi Lejoso, Salut Jean,
It can be done, but I wonder if it would be more efficient to use the same table and have a status to show whether the patient has attended or has not shown up (please see the attached as an example).
Derek.

Oi Lejoso,
I would still use just one table and use a status (Attended / No Show).
To make it as quick as possibe, I would suggest making the tablegrids interactive;  the status can then be changed with a single click.
So, in the attached example, click on the > to change the status to 'No Show', click on the < to change the status to 'Attended'.
The filter by patient function works as it did before.

Oi Again Lejoso,
If you have more than 2 statuses, using multiple tablegrids isn't really practical, in which case you could use a single tablegrid and make the status column interactive. 
So, in the attached example, if you double-click on the 'Appointment Date' column or on the 'Patient Name' column, you can edit the record. 
But if you double-click on the 'Status' column, it cycles through the different statuses that are available ( 'Appointment Booked', 'Appointment Kept' and 'Appointment Missed'.   Doing it this way, you can always add new statuses and there is no need to change the code.
The STATUS column heading is marked with an '*' to tell the user that the column is interactive.
The 'patient' and 'status' filters work as before.
I guess the best way is whichever is closest to what you're trying to achieve.
Regards,
Derek.