Stealthrt
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Listview Question
Hello, i am in need of some help working with a listview in VB.
I need to be able to add to a QTY within the list view... This is my code right now:
Private Sub Form_Load()
With LV1
.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "QTY", 550
.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Item Name", 2500
.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Price"
.View = lvwReport
End With
End Sub
Private Sub Command3_Click()
Dim ListObj As ListItem
Dim QTY, Name As String
Dim Price As String
Name = "Sandwich"
QTY = "1"
Price = "$" & "1.22"
Set ListObj = LV1.ListItems.Add(, , QTY)
ListObj.SubItems(1) = Name
ListObj.SubItems(2) = Price
End Sub
This is what it looks like when i push the command button to test it out..
QTY | Item | Price
1 Sandwich $1.22
1 Sandwich $1.22
But i need it to do this...
QTY | Item | Price
2 Sandwich $2.44
So this is what i need:
- The QTY to add if the button is hit more than just once
- Add the Price if the button is hit more than just once
Thats it!
Thanks for your time,
David
I need to be able to add to a QTY within the list view... This is my code right now:
Private Sub Form_Load()
With LV1
.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "QTY", 550
.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Item Name", 2500
.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Price"
.View = lvwReport
End With
End Sub
Private Sub Command3_Click()
Dim ListObj As ListItem
Dim QTY, Name As String
Dim Price As String
Name = "Sandwich"
QTY = "1"
Price = "$" & "1.22"
Set ListObj = LV1.ListItems.Add(, , QTY)
ListObj.SubItems(1) = Name
ListObj.SubItems(2) = Price
End Sub
This is what it looks like when i push the command button to test it out..
QTY | Item | Price
1 Sandwich $1.22
1 Sandwich $1.22
But i need it to do this...
QTY | Item | Price
2 Sandwich $2.44
So this is what i need:
- The QTY to add if the button is hit more than just once
- Add the Price if the button is hit more than just once
Thats it!
Thanks for your time,
David
ASKER
I would like it to be first so it could be read as 1 item price.... But if it wont work like that then i guess i could have it as item qty price.... But i really would like it more qty item price...
David
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That worked just fine Dabas...
Another question though... if i wanted to double click on that in the listview to subtract one from the quanity, how would i do that? Im able to do that now but only if its the same product.
Private Sub LV1_DblClick()
Dim ListObj As ListItem 'Set listObj as a listitem
Dim QTY, Name As String
Dim Price As String
Name = "CFA Sandwich"
Price = "$" & "1.22"
QTY = 1
Set ListObj = LV1.findItem(Name, lvwSubItem)
If ListObj Is Nothing Then
Set ListObj = LV1.ListItems.Add(, , QTY)
Else
ListObj.Text = Val(ListObj.Text - QTY)
End If
ListObj.SubItems(1) = Name
ListObj.SubItems(2) = Price
End Sub
Any suggestions?
Thanks again,
David
Another question though... if i wanted to double click on that in the listview to subtract one from the quanity, how would i do that? Im able to do that now but only if its the same product.
Private Sub LV1_DblClick()
Dim ListObj As ListItem 'Set listObj as a listitem
Dim QTY, Name As String
Dim Price As String
Name = "CFA Sandwich"
Price = "$" & "1.22"
QTY = 1
Set ListObj = LV1.findItem(Name, lvwSubItem)
If ListObj Is Nothing Then
Set ListObj = LV1.ListItems.Add(, , QTY)
Else
ListObj.Text = Val(ListObj.Text - QTY)
End If
ListObj.SubItems(1) = Name
ListObj.SubItems(2) = Price
End Sub
Any suggestions?
Thanks again,
David
Stealthrt:
> ListObj.Text = Val(ListObj.Text - QTY)
Should be Val(ListObj.Text) - QTY
Dabas
> ListObj.Text = Val(ListObj.Text - QTY)
Should be Val(ListObj.Text) - QTY
Dabas
Does your listview have to be Qty Item Price, or can it be Item Qty Price
Reason I am asking is that you probably will need to use the ListView's FindItem function, and it will be easier if your ListItem's text property is the one to search
Dabas