Adding vertical rows in Listview

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Hi,

I want to show the following structure using Listview .
I want to add vertical rows in listiew. How can i do this?

CONTAINERS	           Container 1	Container 2	Container 3	Container 4
Reference code				
Raw material	            PET	         PET		
Volume	                   0,6 l	2 l		
Container shape	          Contour	Straight 	
Container diameter (mm)	   70	        103		
Bottle height under neck (mm)	224	330		
Neck ring diameter (mm) 	27 - 38	Same as previous		
Neck height (mm)	13 - 25	Same as previous		
Empty Bottle weight (g)	27	48		
Filled product	CSD	CSD		
Filling temperature 	17-18	17-18		
Required output rate (bph)	12000	10800		
Number of Molds

Thanks,
Umesh Tayade

Posted 25-Jan-12 4:25am

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Updated 25-Jan-12 4:28am

Amir Mahfoozi

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Amir Mahfoozi 25-Jan-12 10:33am

Your question is unclear. Please tell us what is the problem exactly ? use google to find a lot of examples of showing data in a listview with supporting CRUD(Create Read Update Delete) operations.

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fjdiewornncalwe · Answer 1 · 2012-01-25T04:30:00

Solution 1

What you are talking about are called Columns, not vertical rows.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/bb398790.aspx[^]
This article explains how to use templates and such to configure the control.

Posted 25-Jan-12 4:30am

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