If you're hoping to have a multicolumn listbox where each column represents different information (i.e. Col1 = Name, Col2 = Phone) like is available in an Access listbox, I think you're out of luck. The multicolumn property is for storing one column of information horizontally rather than vertically. I'm not entirely positive on that, so it might be worth some more research. If it is true, a possible work around might be to use a ListView control instead.
Cheers,
Chris
: I know that you have to set multicolumn to true but how do you tell it how many columns? give the columns titles? give each column its data? : : :
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If you're hoping to have a multicolumn listbox where each column represents different information (i.e. Col1 = Name, Col2 = Phone) like is available in an Access listbox, I think you're out of luck. The multicolumn property is for storing one column of information horizontally rather than vertically.
I'm not entirely positive on that, so it might be worth some more research. If it is true, a possible work around might be to use a ListView control instead.
Cheers,
Chris
: I know that you have to set multicolumn to true but how do you tell it how many columns? give the columns titles? give each column its data?
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