How can I change the ForeColor of a single sub item in a ListView control?

The solution is fairly simple, and is indicated in the Remarks section of the documentation for the ListViewSubItem. ForeColor property.

The solution is fairly simple, and is indicated in the Remarks section of the documentation for the ListViewSubItem. ForeColor property: If the UseItemStyleForSubItems property of the ListViewItem that owns the subitem is set to true, setting this property has no effect. The default setting is intended to maintain a consistent appearance for all subitems owned by a single item in a ListView control so that you only have to change the properties in one place.To change the default behavior, you need to set the UseItemStyleForSubItems property of a particular ListViewItem to "False".

Once you've done that, you can adjust the ForeColor (or any other) property of an individual subitem. For example: myListView. Items0.

UseItemStyleForSubItems = false; myListView. Items0. SubItems1.

ForeColor = Color.Red.

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