SubItems Count?

Yep, thats what i want. I want a function that tells if there is data
in SubItems(3). I know that there is nothing there, because when
i try to say lvw1.ListItems(i).SubItems(3) it gives an error.. it
dosen't exist, apparently, although on some OTHER rows it
exists. I need to be able to find out how many collums there are
on a specific row. Help !

Try this:

VB Code:

ListView1.ListItems(i).ListSubItems.Count

It is good coding practice to use ListSubItems rather than SubItems.
I think, if I am not mistaken, that SubItems were there for old OS's and earlier versions of VB. These were left in so older programs would still work. ListSubItems were added to replace subitems...They have more properties: Colors, Fonts, Icons etc.
If you use ListSubItems instead of SubItems then you can do what oh1me suggested...ListView1.ListItems(n).ListSubItems.COunt...:D

Adios,

Woka

Ah! Thanks! I'll try this out when my gf stops bitching on the
phone!

Have a good one!

It dosent work. It always returns 3, even though there ISNT a
3rd colum with data in it.

Add a listview to your form called ListView1, then:

VB Code:

Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim lvwItem     As ListItem
    With ListView1
    .View = lvwReport
        .ColumnHeaders.Add , , "WOOF"
        .ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Hello"
        .ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Column2"
        .ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Muppet"
    End With
    Set lvwItem = ListView1.ListItems.Add(, , "Hello")
    MsgBox lvwItem.ListSubItems.Count 'Returns 0
    lvwItem.ListSubItems.Add , , "Data1"
    MsgBox lvwItem.ListSubItems.Count 'Returns 1
End Sub

Returns how many listsubitems you have added....it works...:confused:

Heres the code i'm using.

VB Code:

For i = 1 To lstMP3s.ListCount - 1 Step 1
  'lstMP3s.ListIndex = i
  x.Filename = lstMP3s.List(i)
  DoEvents
  If cboSearchType.Text = "Artist" Then
   If lvwMP3s.ListItems(lvwMP3s.ListItems.Count).Text = x.Artist And lvwMP3s.ListItems(lvwMP3s.ListItems.Count).ListSubItems(1) = x.Title And lvwMP3s.ListItems(lvwMP3s.ListItems.Count).ListSubItems(2) = x.Album And lvwMP3s.ListItems(lvwMP3s.ListItems.Count).ListSubItems(3) = x.Filename Then
    lvwMP3s.ListItems.Remove lvwMP3s.ListItems.Count
    y = y - 1
   End If
   If InStr(1, UCase(x.Artist), UCase(txtSearch.Text)) <> 0 Then
    y = y + 1
    If lvwMP3s.ListItems(1).Text = "Searching..." Then
     lvwMP3s.Checkboxes = True
     lvwMP3s.ListItems.Clear
    End If
    lvwMP3s.ListItems.Add , , x.Artist
    lvwMP3s.ListItems(y).SubItems(1) = x.Title
    lvwMP3s.ListItems(y).SubItems(2) = x.Album
    lvwMP3s.ListItems(y).SubItems(3) = x.Filename
   End If
  End If

It dosen't work though. Sometimes it posts the same result
exactly except for ONE minor difference, the last field, which is
filename, is entirely empty. I tried lvwMP3s.ListIte
(y).ListSubItems.Count but it didn't work. I also tried
lvwMP3s.ListItems(y).SubItems(3) and it didn't work. Can
someone help me patch up this code so it removes the entry in
the listview if there is NOTHING in the last field ( 3 )?

I fixed it. After it's done adding the items, it does this

VB Code:

On Error Resume Next
 For i = 1 To lvwMP3s.ListItems.Count - 1
  If lvwMP3s.ListItems(i).SubItems(3) = "" Then lvwMP3s.ListItems.Remove i
 Next i

Which works a charm for me! Thanks for all your replies!

Glad it works, but you are still using SubItems...???
Use ListSubItems instead...far better...

Woka

:D

Is it possible to use both SubItems and ListSubItems in
conjunction wiht one another? It would be a real pain if i ahd to
convert the whole thing to ListSubItems. And i'd be afraid to. The
code in this program is very delicate. Much more delicate than
one would think. :)