Ideally i'd love to have proper columns in my ListBox but seeing as though that isn't possible i thought i could fake it by using LSet. For instance...
LSet("Rooney",20)+LSet("Man Utd",10)+LSet("Attacker",10)
However, the width of spaces that do the padding is generally smaller than the width of letters, so in the following row the "columns" are all out of line.
Anyone got an idea on how do fake columns in a ListBox?
LSet("Rooney",20)+LSet("Man Utd",10)+LSet("Attacker",10)
However, the width of spaces that do the padding is generally smaller than the width of letters, so in the following row the "columns" are all out of line.
Anyone got an idea on how do fake columns in a ListBox?