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Thread: multiple columns in a listbox

  1. #1
    joblake
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    multiple columns in a listbox

    In a listbox that has been set to have multiple columns, is there a way to push added items into specific columns?

    If not is there another control that would be better suited to this?

    Thanks,
    John

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    No, the way it works is when one column is full the next one starts to fill. I'd use a listview control set to Report style, or some other grid control.

  3. #3
    joblake
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    thanks

    thanks for the help Acoustic !!

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    Fanatic Member SeaHag's Avatar
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    Hey another solution is adding microsofts forms2.0
    Use the listBox available there.. On neet trick is you can
    pass an multi dim array to it... something like this..
    (i will post eg if u want)
    VB Code:
    1. Dim myArray
    2. ListBox1.list() = myArray

    Seahag

  5. #5
    joblake
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    yes yes yes

    That's exactly what I'm doing. I'm passing a multi dim array.

    Could you post as you offered?

    Thanks,
    John

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    Fanatic Member SeaHag's Avatar
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    OK..

    Text.txt put in c:/
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