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Default Editable listbox?

Hello all,

I want to have a control which is something like the "Properties
Window", i.e the first column's fields are fixed but the second column's
fields are editable.

The data for the first column is populated by the user selecting a range
of data from a spreadsheet (via a refedit) so it can vary in size. The
second column is initially populated with a default value that the user
can override.

I'm not a particularaly experienced VB programmer so I have probably
missed some obvious control out there that's ideal for the job.

Anyway, the closest I've come to this solution is by trying to
dynamically create a "table" from labels (for the 1st column) and
text-boxes (for the 2nd column) but I dont seem to get any events for
the dynamic controls.

I looked into the DBGrid but this doesn't seem to be what I want either.

It's probably worth mentioning it's Excel97 on Win2k

If anybody out there can point me in the direction of a suitbale control
I'd be very grateful.

TIA
G

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