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Transcribed Image Text:you have the listView and its inserted items..,
write in the box only the output without
other text (only the sum value)
do not write "the output is "or sum= just
number after press Buttonl (executing the
following code)
any
the listView name-->listViewl
ColumnHea... ColumnH... Column...
alio
-2
ali3
4
ali6
14
5
ali9
22
ali12
30
ali 15
38
For i = 2 To 3
Dim x As New ListViewItem(i)
x.SubItems.Add(i * 5)
x. SubItems.Add(CInt(i * 5/ 3))
ListView1.Items.Add(x)
Button1
Next
Dim sum As Integer
For i = 5 To ListView1.Items.Count - 1
sum += Val(ListViewl.Items (i).SubItems (0).Text) + Val(ListViewl.Items (i).SubItems (2).Text)
Next
MsgBox (sum)
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