how to separate data in the list view

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  1. lieweffect

    lieweffect New Member

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    I have create a list view which contains 4 columns
    I write the code below:

    ListViewBookRecord.Items.Add(( dr["bookname"].ToString()));
    ListViewBookRecord.Items.Add(( dr["authorname"].ToString()));
    ListViewBookRecord.Items.Add(( dr["booktype"].ToString()));
    ListViewBookRecord.Items.Add(( dr["price"].ToString()));

    Then all the data fill at the first columns
    I want the different data fill at the different column
    How should I do in order to put the data at the different column?
    Thank You
     
  2. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    You have to add them as subitems of the currently added item.
     
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    Yes,I have tried this:
    ListViewBookRecord.SubItems.Add(( dr["ID"].ToString()));
    But it say that
    'System.Windows.Forms.ListView' does not contain a definition for 'SubItems'
     
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    Here is the code for you to add sub items to the list view in C#
    Code:
    ListViewItem LVI = new ListViewItem("Main Item");
    ListViewItem.ListViewSubItem LVIS1 = new ListViewItem.ListViewSubItem(LVI, "SubItem - 1");
    ListViewItem.ListViewSubItem LVIS2 = new ListViewItem.ListViewSubItem(LVI, "SubItem - 2");
    LVI.SubItems.Add(LVIS1);
    LVI.SubItems.Add(LVIS2);
    
    listViewApps.Items.Add(LVI);
    
     
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