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Which Control Would Work Best?

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    LighthouseJ
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    I'm trying to design a special type of grid in VS .NET 2003. I need to create a row of rectangular boxes, each one the same height but possibly differing lengths. I will also need to create a series of these things fashioned like a grid. I was thinking a list view but I don't think you can change individual cell lengths. I don't quite know what would work and I was thinking I'd have to make it myself somehow. If I made it myself, I'd probably derive my class from CView because it would be a view in a document interface-type application.

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      I'm trying to design a special type of grid in VS .NET 2003. I need to create a row of rectangular boxes, each one the same height but possibly differing lengths. I will also need to create a series of these things fashioned like a grid. I was thinking a list view but I don't think you can change individual cell lengths. I don't quite know what would work and I was thinking I'd have to make it myself somehow. If I made it myself, I'd probably derive my class from CView because it would be a view in a document interface-type application.

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      vikas amin
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      As far as i think its more of Custom Design so u will have to make it your self ? best luck :cool: Vikas Amin Embin Technology Bombay vikas.amin@embin.com

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        I'm trying to design a special type of grid in VS .NET 2003. I need to create a row of rectangular boxes, each one the same height but possibly differing lengths. I will also need to create a series of these things fashioned like a grid. I was thinking a list view but I don't think you can change individual cell lengths. I don't quite know what would work and I was thinking I'd have to make it myself somehow. If I made it myself, I'd probably derive my class from CView because it would be a view in a document interface-type application.

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        Michael Dunn
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        Have you looked at Chris Maunder's grid control[^]? --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! Ericahist | 1ClickPicGrabber | NEW~! CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ

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          Have you looked at Chris Maunder's grid control[^]? --Mike-- Visual C++ MVP :cool: LINKS~! Ericahist | 1ClickPicGrabber | NEW~! CP SearchBar v3.0 | C++ Forum FAQ

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          LighthouseJ
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          Yeah, I ran across that one among other spreadsheet-style controls. I want to show more than just a single text item in a single cell. I found an article on here that describes how to create your own control and I'm trying to work through it now.

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