I would like to know if I can lock the checkboxes on a listview. I have a form which loads information onto some textboxes once a listview item is selected, then the user will change the selected values on the textboxes and then, when the value is verified, the checkbox of the selected item should be checked.
1) The items in the listview needs to have checkboxes (which can be set from property I guess) 2) The listview columns have 'greyed' column headings. 3) The items in listview gets populated from the data stored in Access database. 4) The listview has multiple columns
I am working on a Listview. Every time I open the file, the ListView doesn't appear to be of the same size I intend it to be. Although I kept the size of the ListView big enough to show all my data, the ListView still goes back to much smaller size.
I want to add colour background to every other line in a Listbox (like the old computer paper green/white lines) but we know this can not be done, so everyone who knows says use Listview instead. Try as I might I can not seem to add items to the Listview control though.
This has got be one of the dumbest questions, but how the heck do you add items, its so easy with Listbox.
As an aside I wonder why no bright spark has not written a control that replaces Listbox with extra features yet.
I created a form in which TextBox Value will change based on selection in ListBox. Problem : I have YardNo in Colm 1 of List Box which is having duplicate value.Now when I select 1st value of duplicate Item it shows same value in TextBox. But When I select 2nd Instance of Duplicate Value it shows the 1st value in textbox. Means its not changing the values. Attached file will give you a clear idea.
I am struggling a bit with the populating and double click even of a Listview control. I have very little experience with the Listview control.
I would like to populate the control with the table in sheet1 - I have very little idea of how this is done. Then once the control is envoked, I would like it so that when a user double clicks on a cell in the control, the value of that cell will appear in range("a1") of sheet1 - I am not even certain if the second part is possible.
I have a userform that has a listview in it. In the listview i have bunch of icons with names. I have it where if you double click on the icon, you will see a msg. box which you need to press ok and the box will go away. After you press ok the icon is still selected. I would like to be able to deselect the icon when you click on the listview box (in the white space away from the icon). I tried everything and no matter what i do, I cant deselect the icon. It is either highlighted or has a outline around it (little dots around the icon). This means that i can double click anywhere in the listview box and the and the msg. box will pop up.
All I want is when i double click the item, the msg. box should come up and when I click away from the icon (click in the white space) the icon should be completely deselected.
I have added microsoft listiview control tool in the toolbox with the help of Additional control. By using listview control, i am going to view the details of employees. If i want to use this tool, i have to add listitem property. If someone know how to add listitem property in the library,
how can I format bold the first three charaters of the string being added to a ListView control
Set Found = Nothing Set Found = Range("MyTable"). Find(MyString, LookIn:=xlValues, Lookat:=xlPart) If Not Found Is Nothing Then ListView1.ListItems.Add , , Found End If
I've created a ListView4 object on MyForm and called it 'MyListView'. I'm able to successfully display it and populate it with a list of items (2 columns). So far, so good.
I'm trying to intercept a double-click on an entry in the listview so I can process the selected value and close the ListView. Unfortunately, the MyListView_DblClick event apparently does not get triggered (I've also tried other events, but can't get them to work also).
I have a user form with a ListView box , I am trying to get 2 things done;
1- When I type a text or a number by using "Search Box" I like to search the things in the ListView box items and highlight whole row
2- When whole row highlighted I like it to show the "Ref" item (Colum 5) in the text box which is called "Invoice No". Also when clicking the row I like the "Ref" item to show in the "Invoice No" (Column 5) text box.
My question, and it's my first one here, is regarding the use of ListViews in Excel forms. I need to populate it with a range of several columns with data from a spreadsheet.
I have a spreadsheet that requires the user to use ALL CAPS when they fill it out. Is there a way to have VBA turn on the CAP Lock regardless of the persons keyboard setting? I have asked that the users use ALL CAPS but of course that leave a lot of room for error.
I have a excel document with 5 tabs (sheets) and, because different people work with a different tab (sheet), I want to lock each tab (sheet). I want the tab to be visible on the tab bar but when you click on it you will not be able to see the content of that tab (sheet) until you provide the right password (each tab with a different pasword).
Is there a way in excel to prevent someone from "re-ordering" tabs in a workbook without using a macro?
I am using a sum formula that goes across multiple tabs, but noted when I rearranged the order of the tabs, that the results of the formula changed. After some minor research, I noted that I had moved a tab outside the "sum range" inadvertently.
How do you programatically enable the CAPSLOCK key in VBA? I've tried:
Sendkeys "{CAPSLOCK}"
When I run this, Excel's status bar flashes "CAPS" for about 1 second then disappears. It seems to have no impact on the keyboard for case-sensitivity - which is what I'm shooting for.
I can have amacro which will lock each cell where a "Y" or "N" is inserted........ eg the netire sheet is unprotected but the moment Y is inserted in C 5 the cell gets locked, next entry in D 10 has a N entry and that too upon entry get's locked The idea being once Y or N is typed that cell can no longer be changed