Can we manipulate the Show Horizontal Scroll Bar property during runtime?

Hi
i have set the Show Horizontal Scroll bar to true in the property palette during design time but i want to set to false during run-time based on certain conditions.
it is possible to set the Show Horizontal Scroll Bar property of the forms window to true or false during runtime?
if yes, how do you do it?
any help is appreciated. thx.
Siti

Hi there
thank you for the reply.
so is resizing of canvas using set_canvas_property('CANVAS6',WIDTH,690)
possible during run-time based on certain conditions? thx.
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