Yes you can with a ListView, but you can only have one checkbox per row still. Add the checkbox to the default first column. Then reorder the columns so the first one is where you want your"subitem" column to be positioned with a checkbox.
Sorry, but I need more than one columns with checkboxes. But these checkboxes can be uneditable as icons. I don't need to click on them, they will have only inform purpose.
How can I put checked or unchecked checkbox in subitems. I want to use listview with report style.
Hack and Rob are right that it is not possible in vb6 listview. But There is a possibility... Since you mentioned that "checkboxes can be uneditable as icons" so I can suggest a way around. ListView Control allows us to put images/icon for items & sub items, so simply use an image of a checked or unchecked checkbox as vb6 allows that.....
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Can somebody get me some good example how to paint icons into subitems. I have no experiences with it. I want to use some system icons for checked and unchecked checkbox
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