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  1. Mar 31st, 2006, 02:13 AM #1
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    Resolved ListView Control

    I am creating a Application CGPA. In the application I have a listview control that have a colum Course Code, Subject, Credit Hour, Obtained GPA. I want that when the user click on the Course Code, the Corresponding subitem Obtained GPA behave like text box, so that the user can enter the Obtained GPA in that subitem. How we can do that.

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    Re: ListView Control

    Is this thread resolved? The convention is to use the green tick icon when the thread has been resolved. If it is resolved without any additional posts then you should give some other indication too to avoid confusion. If it isn't resolved then you shouldn't use the green tick icon to avoid confusion. Sensing a theme here?

    If you're using VB 2005 (please use the radio buttons provided to specify when creating new threads in future) then I'd advise using the DataGridView instead. The ListView doesn't natively support in-place editing except for the first column. If you're using 2003 and you don't want to use the DataGrid then take a look at this article.
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