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How to work on multiple columns in a listbox

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    How to work on multiple columns in a listbox? Let say, I want two columns, Name and Roll should be displayed two columns in the listbox, values are stored in the database "student".

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      How to work on multiple columns in a listbox? Let say, I want two columns, Name and Roll should be displayed two columns in the listbox, values are stored in the database "student".

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      Apparently, I read recently that .NET does not support multiple columns in a listbox. :( I was trying to accomplish the same thing when I read about the this.

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        Apparently, I read recently that .NET does not support multiple columns in a listbox. :( I was trying to accomplish the same thing when I read about the this.

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        But there is a property Multicolumn with Listbox. What is this ??

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          Apparently, I read recently that .NET does not support multiple columns in a listbox. :( I was trying to accomplish the same thing when I read about the this.

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          Sorry, my mistake. I was thinking of the combobox.

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