How to show two columns in a Listbox?

[torg]

The topic probably describes my problem, but as a matter of form:

How do I show two columns in a Listbox.

i.e

 

I use: txtboxName, textboxBirth, textboxCity as input

 

I want some thing like this:

Name:       Birth                        City

John         12/12/1973             Paris
Carl          05/11/2004             Hamburg
Paul          01/02/1980            New York
Per            02/02/1975           Oslo

 

a code example would have been appreciated.

Edited February 17, 2003 by torg

[Derek Stone]

Could you use a ListView instead? The ListView supports columns intuitively, while the ListBox does not. Take a look at it in your toolbox and let us know.

[torg]

That sounds like a good Idea, I`ll try that. meanwhile, I`ve come up with some code that I could have used instead:

 

Public Class......
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Dim bill(2) As Budget

   Structure Budsjett
       Dim mystring1 As String
       Dim mystring2 As String
       Dim mystring3 As String
   End Structure
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Public Sub .......

Bill(0).mystring1 = "Mystring"
Bill(1).mystring2 = "Another String"
Bill((2).mystring3 = "Yet another String"

Dim formatstring As String = "{0,-15}{1,0}{2,15}"

       Listbox1.Items.Clear()

       Listbox1.Items.Add(String.Format(formatstring, Bill(0).mystring1 , Bill(1).mystring2 , Bill(2).mystring3))

 

the drawback is that I want to populate the listbox with several columns from one mdb table. Any idea about how to do that?

 

This only gives me the data from column Expences

ListBox1.DataSource = dsTenLast.Tables("dtTenLast")
ListBox1.DisplayMember = "expencetype"

[Volte]

You could also look into using a DataGrid control; you can easily

load in a DataSet and display the info, and it would probably do

what you're asking about. I would suggest reading up on it.

[torg]

I`ve already tried that, and It works fine. But somehow, don`t ask why, I`ve decided to use Listbox., or atleast try to. Provided that it satisfies my needs