How to change width of a ListView when the form width increases?

You can achieve this by setting the Anchor property of the second ListView to include AnchorStyles. Right e. G Top, Left, Right in the properties window in Visual Studio You might also want to include AnchorStyles.

Bottom to resize the ListView (s) when the height of the form changes.

You can achieve this by setting the Anchor property of the second ListView to include AnchorStyles. Right, e.g. Top, Left, Right in the properties window in Visual Studio. You might also want to include AnchorStyles.

Bottom, to resize the ListView(s) when the height of the form changes.

– Sean87 Oct 18 at 12:12 AnchorStyles is a bit field, if you're setting the value from C# code then set it to AnchorStyles. Top | AnchorStyles. Left | AnchorStyles.

Right – Richard Ev Oct 18 at 12:14 Thanks this was the trick! – Sean87 Oct 18 at 12:15.

Better you put the two list views in a SplitContainer control and adjust the widths of two listviews. Use the Anchor property of the SplitContainer to increase its width according to the form.

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