No, not using the control as provided. Only the main column provides in-place editing. You can, however, duplicate this functionality using another text box you position over the subitems on clicking. Give this a try - toss all this into a form's genearal declarations section after you've added only a listview and textbox (both with the default names). Thanks Randy Greets John 'Randy Birch' schreef in bericht news:[email protected] le.rogers.com. No, not using the control as provided. Only the main column provides in-place editing.
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You can, however, duplicate this functionality using another text box you position over the subitems on clicking. Give this a try - toss all this into a form's genearal declarations section after you've added only a listview and textbox (both with the default names).
Use an ObjectListView (an open source wrapper around.NET WinForms ListView). It makes almost everything about a ListView far less painful -- it's even fun sometimes. It makes almost everything about a ListView far less painful -- it's even fun sometimes.
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