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Access till the nodes/levels you want to make checkboxes invisibile and set &lt;ctrl&gt;.Visible = false based on your if-else conditions
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Access till the nodes/levels you want to make checkboxes invisibile and set <ctrl>.Visible = false based on your if-else conditions

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I agree that there is no straight away method to make the checkboxes invisible only for certain levels.<br />
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Checking the checkboxes - validations can be done
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I agree that there is no straight away method to make the checkboxes invisible only for certain levels.

Checking the checkboxes - validations can be done

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A &quot;C&quot;, &nbsp;what about the answer deserved a &quot;C&quot;?<br />
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Was it inaccurate? incomplete?<br />
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The fact that you cannot do what you wanted to do is no reason for a &quot;C&quot;.<br />

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A "C",  what about the answer deserved a "C"?


Was it inaccurate? incomplete?

The fact that you cannot do what you wanted to do is no reason for a "C".


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 I have a form with a tree view control in it. It has 4 levels. I would like to have the checkboxes visible only for the 3rd and 4th level. <br />
How to make the checkboxes invisible for the Root node and the 1st level?<br />
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FYI: To make the checkboxes visible, I just set the Tree view checkboxes property to TRUE.<br />

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 I have a form with a tree view control in it. It has 4 levels. I would like to have the checkboxes visible only for the 3rd and 4th level. 
How to make the checkboxes invisible for the Root node and the 1st level?

FYI: To make the checkboxes visible, I just set the Tree view checkboxes property to TRUE.


How to make checkboxes invisible for the Treeview Root node

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