ArrayField and state of child

Question

I got this problem:
I want the array fieild to show the elementa of some columns depending on a
boolean attribute of the mapped class:
if true col 6 and 7 (datafield) will be invisible an col 5 visible and vice
versa.
Col 5 is a scrolllist so I need to populate each time the widget with
different data.
Everything functions well (htanks to the help found on the list) but I see
a strange quirk:
When I set to true two consecutive rows and then I scroll the arrayfield
the widget of col 6 and 7 that were invisible
pop up (only on one of the row), they are just a dirty paint as they cannot
be selected (but show the hidden data)
Any suggestion on this.
I use R3.f
Here is a code fragment of the method
The array field has 5 rows
Method popProv just populate the scrolllist with the array of listelement
passed as parameter.
mw1 : fieldWidget;
mw2 : fieldWidget;
mw3 : fieldWidget;
myRow : integer = 1;
for i in <arfProc>.TopRow to <arfProc>.TopRow + 4 do
mw1 = <arfProc>.BodyGrid.GetChildInCell(myRow ,5);
mw2 = <arfProc>.BodyGrid.GetChildInCell(myRow ,6);
mw3 = <arfProc>.BodyGrid.GetChildInCell(myRow ,7);
if arfProc.codFilter then
mw1.State = FS_UPDATE;
popProv(PI_sclProv = ScrollList(mw1),
PI_arrPr = arfProc[i].arrProv);
mw2.State = FS_INVISIBLE;
mw3.State = FS_INVISIBLE;
else
mw1.State = FS_INVISIBLE;
mw2.State = FS_UPDATE;
mw3.State = FS_UPDATE;
end if;
myRow = myRow + 1;
end for;
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