In-place editing of ListView. You have to have a control to perform the actual editing of the SubItem. I have upgraded the control to.net 4.0 in vb. A double click on the ListView.SubItem will visualize a TextBox overlaying the SubItem with same size. The entered signs will be written to the SubItem after TextBox_LostFocus event was raised (by clicking on the ListView control or hit RETURN key). The following Visual Basic code is to be inserted into a form (e.g.

Member 8214494 17-Oct-11 15:37 17-Oct-11 15:37 EDIT: my bad, for some reason the application is adopting the en-US date encoding, forcing the date via some formatting fixes this. END EDIT Firstly, wonderful extension of the list view!

Unfortunatly, I am having some issue using this control in a VB.net project. I have a field in the listviewex, which is a date string, and is associated with 'datetimepicker' control the LVI is defined as per your example program: lvi.SubItems.Add(Amendment.Issued) amendment.issued is part of a structure defined as: Structure AmendDataType Dim No As String Dim Drawn As String Dim By As String Dim Check As String Dim App As String Dim Issued As String Dim Desc As String End Structure this value will cause the error above, though it has been defined and manipulated as a string. If i hard code the string as: lvi.SubItems.Add( ' ') this string works. The most notable debug details as as follows: system.FormatException: String was not recognized as a valid DateTime. At System.DateTimeParse.Parse(String s, DateTimeFormatInfo dtfi, DateTimeStyles styles) at System.Windows.Forms.DateTimePicker.set_Text(String value) at ListViewEx.ListViewEx.StartEditing(Control c, ListViewItem Item, Int32 SubItem) at SSMExplorer.SSMExplorerDlg.lvRevisions_SubItemClicked(Object sender, SubItemEventArgs e) in c: users adam kalajzich documents visual studio 2010 Projects SSMExplorer SSMExplorer SSMExplorerDlg.vb:line 1355 Any help would be greatly appreciated. StehtimSchilf 12-Oct-11 2:01 12-Oct-11 2:01 Hi I have a simple textbox in my ListViewEx. In the SubItemEndEditing event handler I check user's input.

Now I simple like to replace all blanks to an empty string: // trim string input = this._editControls[1].Text; input = input.Replace( ' ', ' '); // not working: e.Item.SubItems[e.SubItem].Text = input; // not working as well: this._editControls[1].Text = input; The problem is ListViewEx still displays the input as is, with all blanks, although I see during debugging input assignment has been done. This can't be difficult, but how do I achieve it? Cheerioh & thx SiS. Sandhya Yamarthi 25-Mar-11 8:38 25-Mar-11 8:38 Hi, First of all, thank a lot for the code you provided.

I want to modify this listviewEX as my listview has its items in the first column and sub items in the second column are not editable. So I want to set a text box as an editor control for the subitem that exists in the third column and a combobox for the subitem in the fourth column and so on. But when I tried your code, It just satrted implementing from the item in the first column it self. So can you please suggest me how to set the editor controls from which ever column I want other than first column? Linear Program Polynomial Interpolation Example. Thank you so much again! XtErMiNaToR102 26-Jan-11 5:10 26-Jan-11 5:10 Hi, First off, great control! Now to business, the control fires the SubItemEndEditing event whenever I send a message to the control (I'm sending the control a message to scroll vertically).

I am firing this event from the SubItemEndEditing event listener. Download Microsoft Visio Piratebay. Any idea as to why this is happening and how I can work around this? Regards Xtr --Edit Nevermind, the control checks specifically for those messages and cancels the edit, which in turn fires the event again. I will just put my scrolling functionality in the control itself.

Excel VBA ListView Control Examples Edited by The native ListView control from the OS Windows is a control allowing you to display items in various layouts. This versatile control can be used in Microsoft Office VBA. In this article you will find some Excel VBA ListView control examples with our analysis of their drawbacks and serious problems.

Adding the ListView control in VBA Before you can add ListView control in VBA, you need to have the MS Windows common controls pack (MSCOMCTL.OCX) installed and registered in your system. If MSCOMCTL.OCX is registered properly, you can add the ListView control in Excel VBA using the Additional Controls dialog.

Pay attention to the location of MSCOMCTL.OCX in the Additional Controls dialog. This OCX is a 32-bit executable file, and it must be placed in the SysWoW64 system directory but not in System32 in 64-bit versions of Windows. Princess Maker 2 Patches there. For more info, read the following StackOverflow post: As you can also conclude after reading this post, the ListView control may be absent in the latest version of Microsoft Office and Windows. Fortunately for all us, we can still download the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Common Controls redistributable package including ListView from on Microsoft’s website. Many developers experienced problems with instantiating common controls like ListView on Excel worksheets after recent updates in the Windows and Office products even if the Windows common controls OCX was registered correctly.