Jacky wrote:
> Le Tuesday 26 August 2008 13:45:36 Fox, vous avez écrit :
>
>> Jacky wrote:
>>
>>> Columnview.MoveFirst
>>> REPEAT
>>> Columnview.Item.Selected = TRUE
>>> 'here that you want to do with each data, Columnview.Item[1],
>>> Columnview.Item[2], Columnview.item[3] etc...
>>>
>>> UNTIL Columnview.Movenext()
>>>
>> Movenext is not documented,(it exist?)
>> but it give me the same result as using MoveBelow:
>>
>> Type mismatch: wanted Boolean, got Function Instead
>>
>
> Movenext() but not movenext. Use bracket !
>
>
Sorry! you are right!
but:
PUBLIC SUB TESTB_Click()
Columnview1.MoveFirst
REPEAT
Columnview1.Item.Selected = TRUE
TextBox1.text = Columnview1.Item[3]
UNTIL Columnview1.MoveNext()
END
If I place a breakpoint on "TextBox1.text = Columnview1.Item[3]" I can
observe that it doesn't change.
Columnview1.Item[3] show me ever the first the content of first row,
column 3
Seems that using ColumnView1.Item.MoveFirst do something...
but really, i can't understand how this control works.
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