Question

I have two columns in my listView, lets call them Column1, and Column2.

Is it possible to add a bunch of items to column2 only, and make it so those items only go strictly under column2 and not column1?

When I add items it adds an item to Column2, and Column1 and I don’t want that.

How would I go about doing this?

Here’s some of my test code. I made an array with two strings. I want both of those strings to go under column2 (each in their own row) and not under column1. When I test it, they still go under column2 AND column1 which is what I don’t want.

string[] h = {"Hi","Hello"};
listViewGoogleInsight.Items.Add(new ListViewItem(h));

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Heres the code Im trying to do now. The first portion adds items to column1, the second part adds items to column 2. So far it is making a lot of blank spaces under column 2 before showing the column 2 items link . How do I fix this?:

string[] n = getBetweenAll(site, "('rising drilldown', '", "');\"");
         foreach (string s in n) 
         listViewGoogleInsight.Items.Add(new ListViewItem(s));


string[] u = getBetweenAll(site, "<td class=\"trends-hbars-value\">", "</td>");

         foreach (var greeting in u)
         {
             var item = new ListViewItem();

             item.SubItems.Add(greeting);

             listViewGoogleInsight.Items.Add(item);
         }

Answer 1

It’s been a long time since I used a ListView, but I think something like this would do what you want…

string[] h = {"Hi","Hello"};

foreach (var greeting in h)
{
    var item = new ListViewItem();

    item.SubItems.Add(greeting);

    listViewGoogleInsight.Items.Add(item);
}

If that doesn’t do it exactly, read up on the SubItems property – it’s probably what you need to know about.

EDIT: Assuming the rows have already been added, try this loop instead…

for (int i = 0; i < h.Length; i++)
{
    listViewGoogleInsight.Items[i].SubItems.Add(h[i]);
}