awdboxer

I'm trying to create this multiplication table for one of my assignments but I can't quite get it working and hoping someone can help. Basically what the program has to do is create a complete set of multiplication tables where both the multiplicand and multiplier vary from 1 through 12 and the table should display as 144 rows in a ListView control.

Here is what I have so far and I attached a pic of what the final result should look like.

Dim x, y As Integer

For x = 1 To 12
For y = 1 To 12
Console.WriteLine("{0} * {1} = {2}", x, y, x * y)
Next
Next

I had some help and found out an easier way to write it but how would I get it to write to the listview instead of the console? I'm a VB noob so any help is greatly appreciated!

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Dameon

There are rules against helping with homework. I'll point you in the right direction.

MSDN for ListView

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Ooble

OK... that's just mean. I won't do your homework for you, for obvious reasons, but I'll try and be a little more helpful than the complexitiness that is MSDN.

To add a row to a ListView, you use the Items.Add submethod:
The ID of the row, as such, is stored in the variable LVI.

To add subitems (same row, new column), it's very similar:

That should be enough to get you going. Remember, you can use the ToString method to convert almost anything to a string for use in the above methods.

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awdboxer

I wasn't asking anyone to do my hw, just a little help...if that's against the "rules" then my bad. Thanks for the tips Ooble, I got it all working.

Ooble

Good to hear it.

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