ListBox vs GridBox

[darien.watkins@gmail.com]

Is there a way to make a GridBox behave like the list box of old?

I am populating the Gridbox with results from a database query, so I
need multiple columns. The listbox in VB.net doesn't seem to do
this. I want to be able to select a row, and use a value from that
row to open another form, but whenever I select anything in the
gridbox, it wants me to edit the cell.

What's the best solution?

Darien

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

Re: ListBox vs GridBox

Darien,

The most simple one is to use a Datagrid and disable the visability of the
Row and Column Header, than you have in fact a multi column listbox.

Cor

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Is there a way to make a GridBox behave like the list box of old?
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I am populating the Gridbox with results from a database query, so I
need multiple columns. The listbox in VB.net doesn't seem to do
this. I want to be able to select a row, and use a value from that
row to open another form, but whenever I select anything in the
gridbox, it wants me to edit the cell.
>
What's the best solution?
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Darien
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