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    I have retrieved the data and it appears in my list box, but I do not know how to have the data listed in columns instead of horizontally. Can you advise me on this. Thanks. TippyMoe

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      I have retrieved the data and it appears in my list box, but I do not know how to have the data listed in columns instead of horizontally. Can you advise me on this. Thanks. TippyMoe

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      Do you mean List View? Because as far as I know the List Box control doesn't support columns.


      Sean :)

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        I have retrieved the data and it appears in my list box, but I do not know how to have the data listed in columns instead of horizontally. Can you advise me on this. Thanks. TippyMoe

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        Had a look on ListBox.MultiColumn property?

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          Do you mean List View? Because as far as I know the List Box control doesn't support columns.


          Sean :)

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          :)Thanks, I am definitely looking for list boxes. I found what I needed. Thanks for your help. Tippy

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            Had a look on ListBox.MultiColumn property?

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            Thanks, I will check that out.

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