ListBox.ColumnType
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This item was deprecated in version 2019r2. Please use ListBox.ColumnTypeAt as a replacement. |
Property (As Integer )
aListBox.ColumnType(columnNumber as Integer) = newIntegerValue
or
IntegerValue = aListBox.ColumnType(columnNumber as Integer)
Supported for all project types and targets.
or
IntegerValue = aListBox.ColumnType(columnNumber as Integer)
Supported for all project types and targets.
Sets the type for the passed column. The first column is numbered zero.
Notes
Use the following class constants to set the ColumnType:
| Value | Class Constant | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | TypeDefault | Default column type. |
| 1 | TypeNormal | Normal column. |
| 2 | TypeCheckBox | Checkbox column. |
| 3 | TypeEditable | Inline editable column using a TextField. Use TypeEditableTextField or TypeEditableTextArea instead. |
| 3 | TypeEditableTextField | Inline editable column using a TextField. |
| 4 | TypeEditableTextArea | Inline editable column using a TextArea. |
Examples
The following makes a column editable:
lb1.ColumnType(1) = ListBox.TypeEditable
Disclosure triangles don't work in hierarchical ListBoxes if Inline Editable is selected. ColumnType can be overridden by CellType.
The following example makes a column a checkbox column and sets two of the values:
Me.ColumnType(4) = Listbox.TypeCheckbox
Me.CellState(0, 4) = CheckBox.CheckedStates.Indeterminate
Me.CellState(1, 4) = checkbox.CheckedStates.Checked
.
Me.CellState(0, 4) = CheckBox.CheckedStates.Indeterminate
Me.CellState(1, 4) = checkbox.CheckedStates.Checked