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you just need to set the LVS_SINGLESEL flag for the control.
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you just need to set the LVS_SINGLESEL flag for the control.

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Sorry I guess I didn't explain the entire problem. <br />
I need to have a single Cell highlighted. If I click on a cell from the second column only that cell should be highlighted. The cell from the first column of that same row must not be highlighted.<br />
Like Excel.
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Sorry I guess I didn't explain the entire problem.
I need to have a single Cell highlighted. If I click on a cell from the second column only that cell should be highlighted. The cell from the first column of that same row must not be highlighted.
Like Excel.

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also look at this:<br />
<a href="http://www.codeproject.com/KB/list/ListSubItSel.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.codeproject.com/KB/list/ListSubItSel.aspx</a><br />

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also look at this:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/list/ListSubItSel.aspx [http://www.codeproject.com/KB/list/ListSubItSel.aspx]


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I have a little problem.<br />
I need to highlight only a single cell from a CListCtrl with report style.<br />
I know I have to call DrawItem and make the control OwnerDrawFixed but for some reason I can not make the single cell selection work. It either does nothing or it selects only the first column item. I use most of the DrawItem code from the MS rowlist example.
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I have a little problem.
I need to highlight only a single cell from a CListCtrl with report style.
I know I have to call DrawItem and make the control OwnerDrawFixed but for some reason I can not make the single cell selection work. It either does nothing or it selects only the first column item. I use most of the DrawItem code from the MS rowlist example.

CListCtrl with single Cell Selection

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