Search a listview MVVM/WPF C#

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When I press a button I want to search a listview and have it scroll and display the found item

Simplifying the WPF ListView by Using the ViewModel Pattern

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I have not found any examples that can help me

Posted 23-May-23 1:19am

Jose Castillo

Updated 23-May-23 2:41am

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Kenneth Haugland 23-May-23 11:15am

I find it easiest to create an attached property/behavior to the listview, and use Linq to do the filtering.

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2023-05-23T02:41:00

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hmmm... a quick google search: wpf listview search mvvm example - Google[^] turns up many examples, like: List Filtering in WPF with M-V-VM[^], whilst a ListBox is used, the same principle applies. If you are not happy with this, there are many others to choose from the search above.

Posted 23-May-23 2:41am

Graeme_Grant