>I have an idea. I want to know if this is feasible to do? Before I get too far into it.
>
>I want to use a treeview to view records in a table.
>My table is just like a rolodex file with one rolodex card per person.
>I want three levels in my treeview. Here is an example.
>
>Top level of treeview has
>Fire Stations
>Police Stations
>Hospitals
>
>Next level down in treeview has
>Names of Fire Stations
>Names of Police Stations
>Names of Hospitals
>
>Bottom level of treeview has
>Names of Persons within each Fire Station
>Names of Persons within each Police Station
>Names of Persons within each Hospital
>
>Has anyone tried something like this? Is it difficult to do? I would like to make a form that does this. I would like to get the box with the plus sign in it as in the way the treeview works when using Windows Explorer. Thanks for the advice.

I've worked with a reports dictionary which grouped the reports in a treeview. Not too hard to do, just as long as you avoid rebuilding the treeview too many times - that may be slow. Another hint - since you'd need a way to organize your data in some way, you may want to have all the records in a cursor, pre-sorted in the way things will be in the treeview. I've done this by building an index on a special field, and the code to get this special field was basically assigning one-character keys to the top level records, two-character for the second level etc. So the name of (in your case) third person in the fourth police station would have the key of BDC. I could pull this off because the table didn't get changed too often; you may need a different approach.