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    Bso_Cool
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    I am developing a program that will keep in inventory of items that we have plus I want to be able to write an order for each person individually. I am trying to use a Listview control, but I want to just be able to scroll across and in each row and column edit the quantity to order for each person. But the labeledit property only applies to the first column. I have done a lot of searching and all I can find are program that will do this in C and I can't really even get those to work right for me. Does anyone have a suggestion? Any suggestions would be appreciated. B.

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      I am developing a program that will keep in inventory of items that we have plus I want to be able to write an order for each person individually. I am trying to use a Listview control, but I want to just be able to scroll across and in each row and column edit the quantity to order for each person. But the labeledit property only applies to the first column. I have done a lot of searching and all I can find are program that will do this in C and I can't really even get those to work right for me. Does anyone have a suggestion? Any suggestions would be appreciated. B.

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      Dave Kreskowiak
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      Scrap the ListView and go with the DataGridView. It's designed to do exactly what you described.

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        I am developing a program that will keep in inventory of items that we have plus I want to be able to write an order for each person individually. I am trying to use a Listview control, but I want to just be able to scroll across and in each row and column edit the quantity to order for each person. But the labeledit property only applies to the first column. I have done a lot of searching and all I can find are program that will do this in C and I can't really even get those to work right for me. Does anyone have a suggestion? Any suggestions would be appreciated. B.

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        Mycroft Holmes
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        Wrong tool The listview is really not designed for inline editing or large datasets. Use the datagridview.

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