Showing items in listview similar as in MS Access in C?

Here's a blog post by Matt Berseth that does this.

That example uses a ListView inside of a ListView. I think @MadBoy wants a ListView inside of a DetailsView, but based on his desired display that might not be true... – Abe Miessler Sep 16 '10 at 18:56 Good point. It's close then... :-) – klabranche Sep 16 '10 at 19:07 This is grouping, it sounds like a possible solution (although example is asp.Net and I need WinForms) but I would want it ti display item just like normal item with lots of subcolumns, but when you click on + next to it it expands showing additional items below it.

Kinda like grouping but with group being actual ListView Item with subcolumns. – MadBoy Sep 16 '10 at 19:08 Oooppppsss... I didn't notice the winforms tag.... Sorry about that. – klabranche Sep 16 '10 at 19:41.

This would work if it's not absolutely necessary that the columns line up perfectly. Or you could use a fixed-width font and use Format() to make a string that contains fixed-width fields so that they do line up.It's a quick hack if you don't want to actually go to the trouble of making true expandable lists.

I don't want to use treeView. I thought about it but it's just too much hassle. – MadBoy Sep 17 '10 at 9:42.

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