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  1. Jun 20th, 2006, 10:35 AM #1
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    Resolved Resolved[Trees in Vba]

    I'm doing a userform which scans the content of some directories. At this moment I can see their content in a list box, through exploring the folders with combobox which are sequentially filled from some pivot tables... It's a mess but it works.
    Is it possible to visualize a tree in a user form, like one of those in windows explorer, so that you can see the directory folders?
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    Re: Trees in Vba

    Right click the toolbox.. additional controls - Microsoft Treeview Control
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    Re: Trees in Vba

    Just make sure you have the MS VB 6 runtime files installed on your system if you dont have VB 6. Also, you will need to distribute the ocx file with the workbook so other users can have the treeview control.
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    Re: Trees in Vba

    good thinking...
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    Re: Trees in Vba

    mscomctl.ocx is the actual filename you would need to distribute.
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    Re: Resolved[Trees in Vba]

    Im trying to add a node but I can. I'm using TreeView1.node.add()
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