Hi José,
>If you put a backslash ("\") in one columm, you don't need put it in others.
Yes. But there are problems if you directly manipulate the listbox items via the List[] property. Assigning an element without backslash enables the entire row, even if there's one element in it that contains a backslash.
>How can I know if an item is disabled? The only way I think, is testing the first character of the original array.
You can check the List[] or ListItem[] array, eg:
IF LEFT(This.List[This.ListIndex,1],1) == "\"
ENDIF
Christof
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Christof