column headers Question

[lee123]

Question (1)
is it possible to add column headers in a listbox for visual basic 6 and if you can how would you do it in code.

Question (2)
also in access they use a "Dmax" and a "DMin" does visual basic have anything like that or a substitute

lee123

[kadghar]

hi!

(1) i dont have VB6 installed anymore, but for many VB versions the COLUMNHEADS property will do...

(2) i dont know what DMax or DMin it do, but there is the Math.Max and Math.Min function in many VB versions...perh aps it could help... (im not sure if it would work in VB6 neither)

HTH

[lee123]

Well I have tried to do the columnheaders for the list box but i can't figure it out i have sufred the web but can't seem to find it. i would try a list view but nobody seems to know anything about it. and if i could do it in a connection string like (DAO or ADO) i would but i can't find them either is there anyone who knows this

lee123

[debasisdas]

the following link might help you to use listview with database.

link

[simonrule]

help me please

the following link might help you to use listview with database.

link

I can make a thread can you help me

[lee123]

try this link:

http://bytes.com/topic/visual-basic/answers/

and the where you can find this is at the top of the questions page there is a link that says "ANSWERS" click on that.

lee123

[lee123]

OOPS, ten find the button that says "NEW THREAD" Click on that

lee123

[kadghar]

Well I have tried to do the columnheaders for the list box but i can't figure it out i have sufred the web but can't seem to find it. i would try a list view but nobody seems to know anything about it. and if i could do it in a connection string like (DAO or ADO) i would but i can't find them either is there anyone who knows this

lee123

Yes sorry, my mistake, I dont know why COLUMNHEADS is a property i've only found on VBA listboxes... perhaps they should add it to other versions...

anyway, if you have VStudio, im pretty sure you can create custom controls. A List Box with heads shouldnt be such a big deal.

[Stewart Ross]

Question (2)
also in access they use a "Dmax" and a "DMin" does visual basic have anything like that or a substitute

Hi. The domain aggregate functions are not available directly in VB. You can, however, refer to them from within an SQL statement executed in code on a database object created in VB, as this (now very out-of-date) MS Support article for an old version of VB indicates.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/102479.

-Stewart