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Old July 18th, 2006, 02:52 PM
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Problem with Listview Column Sorting (numbers not getting sorted properly) ...

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I'm trying to sort the data in a Listview that contains the list of Files/Folders along with their sizes in sub-item. I want to sort the listview content based on Size. However, I found that Listview control does not recognize the numeric data as Numbers and it treats it as Strings while attempting to sort. I found that number 9.1 is shown above 81! This is not a correct sorting, right? Is there any solution for this?

To make my query clear, I have created a small Demo program. Please see the code, run the program and you will realize what I'm talking about. Is there any solution for this? I'm not finding any. I have attached the code to this comment.

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You're probably trying to sort on text variables. Try converting the data to numerical datatypes. Text strings sort by ascii values, not by the numerical data the string represents.
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hihi..

i have notice that u are dealing with decimal value, thus even u sort these value before formatting the value, the list will still not be sorted.

try formatting value like-->
lstTest.ListItems.Add , , "Item - " & Format(value, "#0.00")

hope it helps...

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Thanks guys for your kind help. Your comments has helped me to find the solution for my query. Thanks a lot for your interest and efforts.

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