K kLAcK Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 23:57 Joined Jun 22, 2007 Messages 19 Dec 13, 2007 #1 I could swear there was an example on this site for using the system.windows.forms.listbox control in access. Can't seem to find it though, can anyone point me to an example? Is there any reason why I SHOULDN'T use it?
I could swear there was an example on this site for using the system.windows.forms.listbox control in access. Can't seem to find it though, can anyone point me to an example? Is there any reason why I SHOULDN'T use it?
Guus2005 AWF VIP Local time Today, 08:57 Joined Jun 26, 2007 Messages 2,642 Dec 14, 2007 #2 This is not VB.NET. You can use the listbox control in Access. Look in the toolbox.
K kLAcK Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 23:57 Joined Jun 22, 2007 Messages 19 Dec 14, 2007 #3 Yes I know this is not vb.net The list box control in vb.net is far superior. There is a way to use it.
Yes I know this is not vb.net The list box control in vb.net is far superior. There is a way to use it.
K kLAcK Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 23:57 Joined Jun 22, 2007 Messages 19 Dec 14, 2007 #4 To further elaborate, I am trying to get around all the code and queries required to be able to sort each column.
To further elaborate, I am trying to get around all the code and queries required to be able to sort each column.
ssteinke for what it's worth Local time Today, 02:57 Joined Aug 2, 2003 Messages 195 Dec 15, 2007 #5 An ActiveX Listview control my be a solution. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=127355
An ActiveX Listview control my be a solution. http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=127355
K kLAcK Registered User. Local time Yesterday, 23:57 Joined Jun 22, 2007 Messages 19 Dec 17, 2007 #6 ssteinke, this was exactly the one I was looking for! Thanks very much