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ListView problem
Is there a way of forcing the listview control to display
a single column (long list with vert. scroll bars) instead
of breaking the list into columns with hor. scroll bars? I
have a list view with the view property set to list and
sometimes it displays a long list and other times it
breaks up the list.

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HLong
04-30-05 08:55 PM


Re: ListView problem
"HLong" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:08d401c54d9c$f0d89590$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> Is there a way of forcing the listview control to display
> a single column (long list with vert. scroll bars) instead
> of breaking the list into columns with hor. scroll bars? I
> have a list view with the view property set to list and
> sometimes it displays a long list and other times it
> breaks up the list.

Set the ListView to Report view and add a single ColumnHeader to it. You can
do this at design-time or runtime.

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Mike
Microsoft MVP Visual Basic




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