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VB6, DBList

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How can I make 2 columns in DBList? I only can make 1 column, can I set head name with 2 columns?

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I don't know about the dblist control, but I think the ADO DataList control will automatically create columns for each column in the underlying recordset.
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But, can the user select the value from list box?

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I don't know about the dblist control, but I think the ADO DataList control will automatically create columns for each column in the underlying recordset.

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But, can the user select the value from list box?
I have no idea what you're asking.

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by definition, List (of any kind) is one column.
so naturally, DBList will display only one field.
the term for something that contain several columns and several rows
is Grid, in Visual Basic I believe you have the MSFlexGrid control.
as far as I've seen, this control will allow you to both view and change
the data.

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