one listbox with two columns

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Hello Friends,

I want to create one list box with two columns

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Please tell me how i can make this with listbox in c#

thanks my friends

Have a great day!

Sincerly

Leonardo Ayala R.

Posted 14-Jan-11 11:16am

leocode7

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-14T12:12:00

Solution 1

It's a combobox, not a listbox. Two CodeProject articles:

Multi Column ComboBox[^]

Multi-Column ComboBox[^]

Posted 14-Jan-11 12:12pm

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Nish Nishant 14-Jan-11 21:14pm

John, both those links are to old articles with .NET 1/1.1 code. How about linking to a more modern implementation with full data binding support? Something like maybe this one:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/combobox/DotNetMultiColumnComboBox.aspx

*grin*

leocode7 17-Jan-11 15:33pm

Thanks, it is the solution! -

#realJSOP 17-Jan-11 6:06am

Either way, my point was that google is always your friend. I saw that both articles used .Net 1.n, but I figured the guy would nut-up, be a programmer, and work it out on his own. I know, by now, I should really know better...

leocode7 19-Jan-11 16:02pm

My problem was that I was thought that the control was a listbox. but the contrl is a combobox. For this reason i don't search used to google and i prefer asked in codeproject because I was be finding for a "MultiListboxColumn" jejeje. anyway thanks for your answer and your advice

leocode7 17-Jan-11 14:15pm

My problem was that I was thought that the control was a listbox.
but the contrl is a combobox.
For this reason i don't search used to google and i prefer asked in codeproject
because I was be finding for a "MultiListboxColumn" jejeje.
anyway thanks for your answer and your advice