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Listbox column headings
Is there a method of writing to the listbox headers after making the
property true? |
Listbox column headings
No - use of listbox headers requires that the control be databound. Then
the headers are obtained from the row above the range defined for Rowsource/Listfillrange. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "BT" wrote in message ... Is there a method of writing to the listbox headers after making the property true? |
Listbox column headings
Surely there must be a sneaky workaround to this using API's / hidden names
or something - isn't there an example on ozgrid? Just a thought! Cheers "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: No - use of listbox headers requires that the control be databound. Then the headers are obtained from the row above the range defined for Rowsource/Listfillrange. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "BT" wrote in message ... Is there a method of writing to the listbox headers after making the property true? |
Listbox column headings
If OZgrid has an original solution, post it.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Adrian" wrote in message ... Surely there must be a sneaky workaround to this using API's / hidden names or something - isn't there an example on ozgrid? Just a thought! Cheers "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: No - use of listbox headers requires that the control be databound. Then the headers are obtained from the row above the range defined for Rowsource/Listfillrange. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "BT" wrote in message ... Is there a method of writing to the listbox headers after making the property true? |
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