Exists a metod to bring in front or behind a listview.
I use a userform and vba for excel.
in effect i need to bring in front or behind programmatclly two listview: listview1 and listview3
BRING listview
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HansV
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Re: BRING listview
You could set the Visible property of one of the listview controls to False and that of the other to True.
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sal21
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Re: BRING listview
ok i know this way...HansV wrote:You could set the Visible property of one of the listview controls to False and that of the other to True.
but when use the visible property have an old prob:
http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewtopic ... urn false;
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Rudi
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Re: BRING listview
Just a 2 cents suggestion...
Might it help if you group the two controls.
Might it help if you group the two controls.
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sal21
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Re: BRING listview
????Rudi wrote:Just a 2 cents suggestion...
Might it help if you group the two controls.
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Rudi
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Re: BRING listview
Select both list boxes and then group them (see image)
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sal21
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Re: BRING listview
tks.HansV wrote:You could set the Visible property of one of the listview controls to False and that of the other to True.
resolved with Zorder...