Horizontal Scrollbar on DataGrid

Hi,
I would like to create a DataGrid with many columns that the
width of DataGrid will larger than the screen. So I need a
horizontal scrollbar on DataGrid to let user move the grid
horizontally. However I could not found which proprity is used to
enable the horizontal scrollbar and the dafault of datagrid do not
have it. Could anyone can give me some advises?
Thanks a lot!
Wilson

By default the DataGrid will size all of the columns so they
fit into the horizontal space allocated to the DataGrid. If you
want to do what you suggest, then:
<mx:DataGrid horizontalScrollPolicy="on" ... >
will turn on the scrollbar and tell the DataGrid to relax its
size constraints.

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