Hi all,
How can I get the value stored from the selected item and subitems of a
listview?
Thanks in advance,
George 6 20928
George,
Here is one way to get the first selected item:
Dim item As ListViewItem
If lvwInvoice.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then
item = lvwInvoice.SelectedItems(0)
MsgBox(item.Text)
MsgBox(item.SubItems(1).Text)
End If
"George" wrote: Hi all,
How can I get the value stored from the selected item and subitems of a listview?
Thanks in advance,
George
Thanks for that - it is straight to the point!
I used the example, and it worked - sort of. The first time I clicked on an
item, it returned the values fine. But when I clicked on another item I got
the following error:
InvalidArgument=Value of '0' is not valid for 'index'.
This is the code:
Dim item = lvCollection.SelectedItems(0)
cmbCond.Text = item.Text
txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text
It works the first time, but not the second?
Thanks in advance,
George
"Kerry Moorman" wrote: George,
Here is one way to get the first selected item:
Dim item As ListViewItem If lvwInvoice.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then item = lvwInvoice.SelectedItems(0) MsgBox(item.Text) MsgBox(item.SubItems(1).Text) End If "George" wrote:
Hi all,
How can I get the value stored from the selected item and subitems of a listview?
Thanks in advance,
George
George,
Are you using an IF statement to make sure that an item is selected, like I
did in my original example?
If you are writing your code in the listview's SelectedIndexChanged event,
when you select a second item, the first item is de-selected and the
SelectedIndexChanged event fires. At that point there is no SelectedItems(0).
Kerry Moorman
"George" wrote: Thanks for that - it is straight to the point!
I used the example, and it worked - sort of. The first time I clicked on an item, it returned the values fine. But when I clicked on another item I got the following error:
InvalidArgument=Value of '0' is not valid for 'index'.
This is the code:
Dim item = lvCollection.SelectedItems(0) cmbCond.Text = item.Text txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text
It works the first time, but not the second?
Thanks in advance,
George
"Kerry Moorman" wrote:
George,
Here is one way to get the first selected item:
Dim item As ListViewItem If lvwInvoice.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then item = lvwInvoice.SelectedItems(0) MsgBox(item.Text) MsgBox(item.SubItems(1).Text) End If "George" wrote:
Hi all,
How can I get the value stored from the selected item and subitems of a listview?
Thanks in advance,
George
I guess that is what I am having a hard time understanding....how can I get
the selected item?
Currently, I am using the SelectedIndexChanged event. Is the
SelectedIndexChanged event the correct way to go and if so how do I get the
item and any other item clicked?
"Kerry Moorman" wrote: George,
Are you using an IF statement to make sure that an item is selected, like I did in my original example?
If you are writing your code in the listview's SelectedIndexChanged event, when you select a second item, the first item is de-selected and the SelectedIndexChanged event fires. At that point there is no SelectedItems(0).
Kerry Moorman
"George" wrote:
Thanks for that - it is straight to the point!
I used the example, and it worked - sort of. The first time I clicked on an item, it returned the values fine. But when I clicked on another item I got the following error:
InvalidArgument=Value of '0' is not valid for 'index'.
This is the code:
Dim item = lvCollection.SelectedItems(0) cmbCond.Text = item.Text txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text
It works the first time, but not the second?
Thanks in advance,
George
"Kerry Moorman" wrote:
George,
Here is one way to get the first selected item:
Dim item As ListViewItem If lvwInvoice.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then item = lvwInvoice.SelectedItems(0) MsgBox(item.Text) MsgBox(item.SubItems(1).Text) End If "George" wrote:
> Hi all, > > How can I get the value stored from the selected item and subitems of a > listview? > > Thanks in advance, > > George
I was able to get to the following:
Dim itemall As ListView.SelectedListViewItemCollection =
lvCollection.SelectedItems
Dim item As ListViewItem
For Each item In itemall
cmbCond.Text = item.Text
txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text
cmbLocation.Text = item.SubItems(2).Text
txtColComment.Text = item.SubItems(3).Text
Next
But it seems a bit overdone, since my listview is not multi select. Is
there a more straightforward way to get what was selected?
George
"Kerry Moorman" wrote: George,
Are you using an IF statement to make sure that an item is selected, like I did in my original example?
If you are writing your code in the listview's SelectedIndexChanged event, when you select a second item, the first item is de-selected and the SelectedIndexChanged event fires. At that point there is no SelectedItems(0).
Kerry Moorman
"George" wrote:
Thanks for that - it is straight to the point!
I used the example, and it worked - sort of. The first time I clicked on an item, it returned the values fine. But when I clicked on another item I got the following error:
InvalidArgument=Value of '0' is not valid for 'index'.
This is the code:
Dim item = lvCollection.SelectedItems(0) cmbCond.Text = item.Text txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text
It works the first time, but not the second?
Thanks in advance,
George
"Kerry Moorman" wrote:
George,
Here is one way to get the first selected item:
Dim item As ListViewItem If lvwInvoice.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then item = lvwInvoice.SelectedItems(0) MsgBox(item.Text) MsgBox(item.SubItems(1).Text) End If "George" wrote:
> Hi all, > > How can I get the value stored from the selected item and subitems of a > listview? > > Thanks in advance, > > George
George,
Something like this:
Dim item as ListviewItem
If lvCollection.SelectedItems > 0 Then
item = lvCollection.SelectedItems(0)
cmbCond.Text = item.Text
txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text
cmbLocation.Text = item.SubItems(2).Text
txtColComment.Text = item.SubItems(3).Text
End If
Kerry Moorman
"George" wrote: I was able to get to the following:
Dim itemall As ListView.SelectedListViewItemCollection = lvCollection.SelectedItems Dim item As ListViewItem For Each item In itemall cmbCond.Text = item.Text txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text cmbLocation.Text = item.SubItems(2).Text txtColComment.Text = item.SubItems(3).Text Next
But it seems a bit overdone, since my listview is not multi select. Is there a more straightforward way to get what was selected?
George "Kerry Moorman" wrote:
George,
Are you using an IF statement to make sure that an item is selected, like I did in my original example?
If you are writing your code in the listview's SelectedIndexChanged event, when you select a second item, the first item is de-selected and the SelectedIndexChanged event fires. At that point there is no SelectedItems(0).
Kerry Moorman
"George" wrote:
Thanks for that - it is straight to the point!
I used the example, and it worked - sort of. The first time I clicked on an item, it returned the values fine. But when I clicked on another item I got the following error:
InvalidArgument=Value of '0' is not valid for 'index'.
This is the code:
Dim item = lvCollection.SelectedItems(0) cmbCond.Text = item.Text txtQty.Text = item.SubItems(1).Text
It works the first time, but not the second?
Thanks in advance,
George
"Kerry Moorman" wrote:
> George, > > Here is one way to get the first selected item: > > Dim item As ListViewItem > If lvwInvoice.SelectedItems.Count > 0 Then > item = lvwInvoice.SelectedItems(0) > MsgBox(item.Text) > MsgBox(item.SubItems(1).Text) > End If > > > > "George" wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > How can I get the value stored from the selected item and subitems of a > > listview? > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > > George
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