Andrew,

How do you make a hidden column? Is there any way other than to make the width=0? I've tried that before, but the user can resize columns to make it visible.

I have noticed in playing around with the listview that if you sort on column 1, then sort on column 2, it gives the effect of sorting on column 2 + column 1. Maybe another solution would be to sort on column 4, then column 1, then column 2.

Thanks,
Jonathan

>Hi Esteban,
>
>One trick is to make a hidden column with a composite of the contents of the columns you want to sort. Sort on the hideen column to get the effect you're after.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Andrew
>
>>Hi I'm using a Listview control and I want make a multi-column sort (i.e.: column2+column1+column4) without clear the list and fill it again with the items ordered.
>>I read the help and I see that only 1 column may be sorted.
>>
>>Exist any trick to sort the list by more than one column???
>>
>>Thanks in advance for your help.
>>Esteban