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How to use a treeview control (Saturday, August 28, 2004)

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Treeview control by:Rich
Hi, I have a treeview in a Windows form. I want to be able to set a node as default when the form opens programmatically. Can anyone tell me how this can be done in vb.net (I think you use SelectedNode but I can't get this to work)?? Best Regards Rich
	Reply: by:Robin Tucker
	Yes, you set SelectedNode to the node you want selected. However, you will need to "find" this node by traversing the tree (or, like me, by looking it up in a hashtable relation of key to treenode).
	Reply: by:hirf-spam-me-here@gmx.at (Herfried K. Wagner [MVP])
	\\Me.TreeView1.SelectedNode = Me.TreeView1.Nodes(10) /// -- Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/
	Reply: by:Rich
	Thanks Herfried, that worked perfectly. Richard

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