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That looks like a WinForms
Listviewand that should be able to support everything you need. Just add it to the form, change it to theViewproperty toDetailsand then when you add the columns you can set their types as checkbox column etc.You can either bind it to a datatable or similar or add the data manually by add to it’s
Itemsproperty (and you add the other columns data by adding sub items to each item).I’d suggest trying that out first and then come back with separate questions for anything that you’re having problems with.