format Listview Items

[thomasp@msala.net]

Can I format the items in a listview differently? Use different fonts and
colors for different item.
VB2005

Thanks,

Thomas

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[Phil]

Re: format Listview Items

Yes you can. This control has a listitems property that lets you work with
the individual items.

Rgds, Phil

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> Can I format the items in a listview differently? Use different fonts and
> colors for different item.
> VB2005
>
> Thanks,
>
> Thomas
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[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Re: format Listview Items

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> Can I format the items in a listview differently? Use different fonts and
> colors for different item.
> VB2005[/color]

Make sure the row's first item's 'UseItemStyleFo rSubItems' property is set
to 'False' when assigning different fonts and colors to sub items.

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[thomasp@msala.net]

Re: format Listview Items

I used this, it seems to be doing what I want.

Dim x As Integer = 0
For Each dsColumn As DataColumn In ds.Tables(0).Co lumns
lstAvailable.It ems.Add(dsColum n.ColumnName)
Select Case dsColumn.Column Name
Case Is = "Db"
lstAvailable.It ems(x).ForeColo r = Color.Red
Case Is = "Velocity"
lstAvailable.It ems(x).ForeColo r = Color.Red
End Select

x += 1
Next

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