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VB.net how to have combbox selection sort to the idenical treeview Node?
I'm developing in VB.NET 2017 .NET 4.5.2
I just need the combbox selection to sort to the idenical treeview Node? In my Combo box contains all the workstations in AD OU the Treeview has identical names as nodes I want when I combo box is selected the Computername becomes Highlighted in the Treeview Node. I can do it as combo box to sort to a listview however the Treeview is not a control that I can use it to it's Fullest.
Here is a Visual I got Tree to combo box but not combo box to Tree view.

hERE IS CODE THAT ALLOWED ME TO SORT FROM COMBO BOX TO lISTVIEW CONTROL. vb.net pLEASE
I just need the combbox selection to sort to the idenical treeview Node? In my Combo box contains all the workstations in AD OU the Treeview has identical names as nodes I want when I combo box is selected the Computername becomes Highlighted in the Treeview Node. I can do it as combo box to sort to a listview however the Treeview is not a control that I can use it to it's Fullest.
Here is a Visual I got Tree to combo box but not combo box to Tree view.

hERE IS CODE THAT ALLOWED ME TO SORT FROM COMBO BOX TO lISTVIEW CONTROL. vb.net pLEASE
Public Function FindItem(ByVal LV As ListView, ByVal TextToFind As String) As Integer
' Loop through LV’s ListViewItems.
For i As Integer = 0 To LV.Items.Count - 1
If Trim(LV.Items(i).Text) = Trim(TextToFind) Then
' If found, return the row number
Return (i)
End If
For subitem As Integer = 0 To LV.Items(i).SubItems.Count - 1
If Trim(LV.Items(i).SubItems(subitem).Text) = Trim(TextToFind) Then
' If found, return the row number
Return (i)
End If
Next
Next
' If not found, then return -1. Return -1
End Function
Public Sub FindPrinter()
LSPrinters.MultiSelect = False
LSPrinters.FullRowSelect = True
Dim checkInt As Integer = FindItem(LSPrinters, cmbPrint.Text)
If checkInt <> -1 Then
LSPrinters.Items(checkInt).Selected = True
LSPrinters.Focus()
LSPrinters.SelectedItems(0).EnsureVisible()
Else
ToolStripLabel1.Text = "Search string not found"
End If
End Sub
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The .NET Framework is not specific to any one programming language; rather, it includes a library of functions that allows developers to rapidly build applications. Several supported languages include C#, VB.NET, C++ or ASP.NET.