04-02-2014 11:39 PM
@ramktamu wrote:
Hello Ranjeet,
What you have to do is 'disable the horizontal scroll bar' in a visible menu. The multicolumn listbox will automatically fit the columns.
Regards,
Ram Gurung
Certified LabVIEW Developer
That is not true. Where did you get that piece of information from?
You can even see in Ranjeet's picture that he has the horziontal scrollbar disable and the list box did not "automatically fit the columns."
Ranjeet, I don't think you need to have two different .exe's. I don't know why you'd want 3 columns on one PC, and 4 on another (why can you get rid of the extra column on one PC?). But you can certainly handle the number of columns to show and their width programmatically in a single VI.
04-03-2014 12:22 AM
@ramktamu wrote:
Hello Ranjeet,
What you have to do is 'disable the horizontal scroll bar' in a visible menu. The multicolumn listbox will automatically fit the columns.
Regards,
Ram Gurung
Certified LabVIEW Developer
When I disabled then only 3 col is visible unfortunately
04-03-2014 12:25 AM
@RavensFan wrote:
Ranjeet, I don't think you need to have two different .exe's. I don't know why you'd want 3 columns on one PC, and 4 on another (why can you get rid of the extra column on one PC?). But you can certainly handle the number of columns to show and their width programmatically in a single VI.
I want 4 col all the time irrespective of monitor, Supposed I do this then each time when user opens the VI then he need to set this option which I will be providing. I dont want to give any this options to user .
My concern was only when all other things were resized then why not this?
04-03-2014 01:05 AM
Is this their propery like font which also doesnt resize according to monitor
04-03-2014 08:43 AM
@Ranjeet_Singh wrote:
My concern was only when all other things were resized then why not this?
Because the programmers who made LabVIEW never programmed it to do this.
And I'm not sure that I would want them to. I don't know what would be considered normal behavior for table type controls within other programs, whether something like VisualBasic. I'd say Microsoft Access and Excel aren't resizing columns based on the window size. My gut feel is that the behavior you want is probably atypical of most programs out there with similar type of an interface.
04-03-2014 12:31 PM
@Ranjeet_Singh wrote:
@Viper wrote:
See the attached vi
Norm
I know how to set programmatically set number of column. I need fix 4 column but my problem is in devlopment PC its perfect and in other PC 4th column is partially visible
Are you using the property node? If not I think it will solve your problem. I have this problem all the time because I develope on Win7 and roll out to Win XP.
04-05-2014 02:14 AM - edited 04-05-2014 02:15 AM
@Viper wrote:
Are you using the property node? If not I think it will solve your problem. I have this problem all the time because I develope on Win7 and roll out to Win XP.
I am also rolling back from 7 to XP. Let me keep 4 programmatically and check again. Thanks
04-05-2014 02:48 AM
Still didnt worked
04-05-2014 04:49 AM
04-05-2014 06:41 AM