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    Synchronised listview scrolling

    Searched everywhere for a way to synchronise the scrolling of 2 listviews, found a few that were too big and complicated or did not work properly, so made my own by trickery

    You need 2 or more listviews and a vertical scroller, get them from the components/microsoft common tools 6
    put the first listview where you want it and the second overlapping the first so that it hides the built in vertical scrollbar
    put the scrollbar on top of the last listview so that it hides the built in scrollbar
    use the scroller (vscroll1) scroll to get the values and the selecteditem of the listviews to set the position

    Dont forget to set the min and max of the scrollbar, the min should be at least 1 and the max the number of items in the listviews

    Code:
    Dim Addit As Object
    Dim a, b As String
    Dim z, y As Integer
    
    Private Sub Form_Load()
    Form1.Visible = True
    With ListView1.ColumnHeaders.Add
    .Width = (ListView1.Width - 300)
    .Text = "Test"
    End With
    With ListView2.ColumnHeaders.Add
    .Width = (ListView2.Width - 300)
    .Text = "Test1"
    End With
    For z = 1 To 200
    Set Addit = ListView1.ListItems.Add(, , "Line" & Str(z))
    Set Addit = ListView2.ListItems.Add(, , "Line" & Str(z))
    Next z
    End Sub
    
    Private Sub VScroll1_Scroll()
    ListView2.SelectedItem = ListView2.ListItems(VScroll1.Value)
    ListView2.SelectedItem.EnsureVisible
    ListView1.SelectedItem = ListView1.ListItems(VScroll1.Value)
    ListView1.SelectedItem.EnsureVisible
    End Sub
    alter it to suit yourself, its free. vb 6

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    Re: Synchronised listview scrolling

    my first posting, got it right second time, never used forums before

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