Sorry to dredge up an old topic but. Does anyone have any idea on how to do this if your ListView's image list is set by API, i.e. The system image list? (if you try to set images through VB code it errors saying the image list must be initialized before being used).

Specifying.iItem,.iSubItem, and.iImage doesn't work. Edit: Nevermind; I figured it out. Need to set extended style LVS_EX_SUBITEMIMAGES. And for some reason it didn't work for me unless I used an entirely new LVITEM structure rather than simply adding iSubItem after setting the main image. • → *new* Get practical advice and learn best practices for moving your applications from RDBMS to the Couchbase Engagement Database. (sponsored) • → Learn to shorten database dev cycles, integrate code quality reviews into Continuous Integration workflow, and deliver code 40% faster.

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Jan 18, 2012. A quick and easy way to support in-line (subitems) editing on the ListView control in. Cyma Pocket Watch Serial Numbers. NET.; Author. Although my focus in this article is to enable in-line editing on the ListView control, my sample project also shows basic XML document handling procedures, like how to load, query, and save data in XML. This example explains an easy way to edit ListView subitems. A double click on the ListView.SubItem will visualize a TextBox overlaying the SubItem with same size. Fill a ListView with any Dataset, and perform sorting by a Column Header in Visual C#.NET. More Information on installing the.Net Framework click here.

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Private Sub Button2_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim item As New ListViewItem(TextBox2.Text) Dim TotalSum As Double = 0 Dim TempDbl As Double For Each item In ListView1.Items If Double.TryParse(item.SubItems.Item(1).Text, TempDbl) Then TotalSum += TempDbl End If Next Dim item1 As New ListViewItem('Total Amount:', 0) item1.SubItems.Add(TotalSum) 'then we add this item to the ListView ListView1.Items.Add(item1) End Sub The above code gives me a total in column 2 of my listview. The cost is added by a textbox individually on another button. I can format the textbox to show currency but when I do that the total ends up as 0. I need it to total as currency. I have a combobox which you select an item, a textbox that you enter the cost in, and a button that drops both into a listview. That all works.

On another button I have code that adds up everything and puts the total in column 2. I added formatcurrency on the textbox and everything still works but the total shows up as 0. Here is the code I need to fix to except the total as currency.

I have a combobox which you select an item, a textbox that you enter the cost in, and a button that drops both into a listview. That all works. On another button I have code that adds up everything and puts the total in column 2.

I added formatcurrency on the textbox and everything still works but the total shows up as 0. Here is the code I need to fix to except the total as currency. Bob, Look carefully at this line: If Double.TryParse(item.SubItems.Item(1).Text, TempDbl) Then TotalSum += TempDbl End If Do be sure to put the breakpoint on the 'If' and step through it. See if that helps you determine what's going on? I think you'll find that's where the problem is, but if you find it then you'll understand better just what's going on. ***** Try This To See Why ***** Dim s As String = 'This isn't a number' Dim tempDbl As Double If Double.TryParse(s, tempDbl) Then MessageBox.Show('Here') End If s = '$12.34' If Double.TryParse(s, tempDbl) Then MessageBox.Show('Here') End If Stop See now what's happening? 'One who has no vices also has no virtues.'