how to design treeview like table format...

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treeview want to be a gridview format

Posted 17-Feb-12 19:15pm

itsureshuk

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BillWoodruff · Answer 1 · 2012-02-18T00:20:00

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WinForms, WPF, or ... ?

Are you looking for something like this: WinForms: [^], or, [^].

This CP "great classic" WinForm article "A Much Easier to Use ListView,"
By Phillip Piper[^] is an extended ListView, but does support "grouping." It has been on CP since 2006, and has been revised/updated numerous times, most recently in July of 2011. The author continues to reply to questions on this article as of this month !

Or, WPF, like this: [^].

Posted 18-Feb-12 0:20am

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itsureshuk 20-Feb-12 0:16am

yes..this type only...how to add that treegrid in my form

BillWoodruff 20-Feb-12 2:22am

"how to add that treegrid in my form ?"

Study the article, thoroughly. Download the code and any sample app. Run the sample app. Study the code. Put the code in your own Project: use it.