Peter
Wed Feb 18 05:59:20 CST 2004
Hi Adrian
Is this a VB or a VBA project? I've tried a number of times to use the
ListView control in a VBA UserForm, and the best I can say about it is that
it works - sort of. Ultimately I abandoned the development of 2 projects
using the ListView control after a LOT of effort. It just does not seem to
work consistently as it does in VB.
Maybe you can find someone else that has had positive experience of it with
VBA Forms, but based on my experiences I can't recommend it.
You could just enter multiple lines of data in a multi-line TextBox control
and parse it out. Or you could label a limited number of TextBox fields and
have the user enter their data into each, this might be ok if there's not too
much data. You can get the Form to scroll if you need lots of controls.
You could add it line-by-line to a ListBox control maybe using a sub-Form -
but this is slow.
Good luck + Cheers - Peter
"adrian" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:119d301c3f613
$70fa01b0$a101280a@phx.gbl:
> Hi all,
>
> Can anyone help?
>
> I need to set the properties of a listview control so that
> one column shows item numbers (1, 2, 3, ect)up to a pre-
> stated number of items. with a corressponding column
> allowing the user to enter a description of the item next
> to the relevant item number.
> The whole lot is then to be printed on a word doc.
>
> I have not encountered this control before. Can anyone
> assist?
>
> Kind regards
> Adrian
>