Hi John,
The changes I've made in your code below should work (note I've not tested them - I'm working from memory)
The trick is that you can use wither the index (numeric) or the key (string) of the node in the Nodes.Add() method.
Cheers,
Andrew
>I can't figure how to populate the leafs in a Treeview as in the code below. The index is usually derived from the SelectedItem, but we don't have one yet. Can anyone help
>
SELECT Phone
SET ORDER TO Customer
SCAN
thisform.treeview1.nodes.add(,2,phone.code,phone.name,,0)
SELECT docket
SET ORDER TO Custcode
SET EXACT ON
IF SEEK(phone.code)
SCAN REST WHILE custcode = phone.code
cStr = TRANSFORM(docket.amount,"99999999.99")+docket.transdesc
Thisform.treeview1.nodes.add (Phone.Code,4,"DOC" + tran(docket.ID),cStr,,0)
ENDSCAN
ENDIF
SELECT Phone
ENDSCAN
NB - I've assumed that there's a unique ID for the docket in a field called docket.ID
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