The table field containing the element to be set MUST be of type <define>GS_BYTE</define>, <define>GS_USHORT</define>, <define>GS_SHORT</define>, or <define>GS_LONG</define>. If the field is <define>GS_BYTE</define>, <define>GS_USHORT</define>, or <define>GS_LONG</define>, the new data value will cause an overflow if the value is out of range of the data type. The new element value will then be invalid. If the row of the new element exceeds the number of rows in the table, then the table will AUTOMATICALLY be EXPANDED to exactly as many rows needed to hold the new element. The new element is placed in the proper field of the last row, and all other field elements have invalid data. All fields of the new rows up to the new element's row will also contain invalid data.

public void SetInt(
	int row,
	int col,
	int val
)

Public Sub SetInt ( 
	row As Integer,
	col As Integer,
	val As Integer
)

public:
void SetInt(
	int row, 
	int col, 
	int val
)

member SetInt : 
        row : int * 
        col : int * 
        val : int -> unit