Dual Checkbox columns in a listview

[willjones]

Is there any way to have two check box columns in a listview control?

Also, why is there a restriction not allowing you to center or right align the first column?

Is there an alternative listview control someone may have made that might allow these kinds of things?

Thanks,
Will

 

[MarkK]

Though a listbox has multiple columns, it exists as a mechanism to specify a single record, or a group of single records. The easiest way to work with multiple fields in multiple records is a subform whose DefaultView property is set to "Continuous Forms"

 

[willjones]

Found a solution

Thanks for your reply, but that wasn't really what I was looking for...

However, I finally did find a solution to my problem. I thought I'd post it here in case anyone else is interested...

Instead of using the built in checkbox functionality in the ListView control, I created 16x16 images of a checked and unchecked checkbox. Then I put these images into the cells of my desired columns and on a mouse down event modified the clicked image to appear as checked or unchecked as neccessary.

-Will