listview count item and want to get total number of rows

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i want to show in a specific column or in a message box that how many rows have yes or no item, and also want to count the total number of rows in a listview, i want that when i insert a record when i insert the next record the form show that previously you have entered so many columns, and when i delete a row it should automatically in order,

Posted 7-Apr-13 9:06am

Zubair Lohani

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Atmir 7-Apr-13 15:25pm

some code do you have?

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multiminda · Answer 1 · 2013-04-16T04:07:00

Solution 2

Button1 - Click
MsgBox("Total Item in List: " & ListView1.Items.Count)

Posted 16-Apr-13 4:07am

multiminda

Kenneth Haugland · Answer 2 · 2013-04-07T10:25:00

Solution 1

It seems rather straight forward, assuming you have a list of items you would get the total items count by using .Count on the list. To get the total checked items, you simply loop through all the elements and add 1 to the count of checed elements.

Posted 7-Apr-13 10:25am

Kenneth Haugland