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HSalim
Hello!
I doubt this is possible - I've looked everywhere and cannot seem to find an
answer.
I'm also thinking others who are far more proficient than me might have done
it if it was possible.
I am trying to modify SearchRecords2K.mdb found of www.mvps.org/access
It is neat - kudos to Dev Ashish and Terry Kreft for designing it. (I also
learned how to use a function to fill a listbox.) I have made a few minor
modifications, and added it to my application. The form builds a SQL
statement in the format
Select * from & TableName & WhereClause
The results are then displayed in a ListBox. As you know, listbox columns
are not resizable at runtime, with the result that come text columns are
getting truncated in the display. It would be ideal if I could dynamically
add columns to a subform, and display it in datasheet mode.
I thought about setting column widths programatically by running a parallel
select Max(len(Colname))
and defining the column widths of the listbox, but that still leaves a
little to be desired - so it will be my backup plan if I can't get this done
Finally, I could add a grid control - such MSFlexGrid, but i'd rather not go
that route for now.
So, suggestions, anyone?
Thanks
Habib
I doubt this is possible - I've looked everywhere and cannot seem to find an
answer.
I'm also thinking others who are far more proficient than me might have done
it if it was possible.
I am trying to modify SearchRecords2K.mdb found of www.mvps.org/access
It is neat - kudos to Dev Ashish and Terry Kreft for designing it. (I also
learned how to use a function to fill a listbox.) I have made a few minor
modifications, and added it to my application. The form builds a SQL
statement in the format
Select * from & TableName & WhereClause
The results are then displayed in a ListBox. As you know, listbox columns
are not resizable at runtime, with the result that come text columns are
getting truncated in the display. It would be ideal if I could dynamically
add columns to a subform, and display it in datasheet mode.
I thought about setting column widths programatically by running a parallel
select Max(len(Colname))
and defining the column widths of the listbox, but that still leaves a
little to be desired - so it will be my backup plan if I can't get this done
Finally, I could add a grid control - such MSFlexGrid, but i'd rather not go
that route for now.
So, suggestions, anyone?
Thanks
Habib