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Dear Expert,
I have a Listview with subitem which i add populate data in listview which is lengthy, i want to shorten the code, i tried For loop but it give me error at run time. With Do loop it working.
Do Until rs.EOF = True
Set LI = ListView1.ListItems.Add(, , rs(0))
LI.SubItems(1) = rs(1)
LI.SubItems(2) = rs(2)
LI.SubItems(3) = rs(3)
LI.SubItems(4) = rs(4)
LI.SubItems(5) = rs(5)
LI.SubItems(6) = rs(6)
LI.SubItems(7) = rs(7)
LI.SubItems(8) = rs(8)
LI.SubItems(9) = rs(9)
LI.SubItems(10) = rs(10)
LI.SubItems(11) = rs(11)
LI.SubItems(12) = rs(12)
LI.SubItems(13) = rs(13)
LI.SubItems(14) = rs(14)
LI.SubItems(15) = rs(15)
LI.SubItems(16) = rs(16)
rs.MoveNext
Loop
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LI.SubItems(i) = rs(x)
What is the value of i in this statement?
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Dear Sir,
is this the right path to display listview subitems with for loop
Li.SubItems(x) = rs(x)
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What happens when you try it?
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Dear Sir,
It work. But i just want to know it will affect the other program when compile or not.
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kurja-kurdoh wrote: i just want to know it will affect the other program
In what way affect other program? All you are doing is adding items into a list.
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