Well, since this thread has been inactive since July, I suspect ScrollBounds is what the previous posters were looking for.  :)

Anyway, there is no way to get the size of the content. Or at least, no simple way. You could, of course, count the rows and multiply the height or a row times the number of rows. But you would have to account for overlapping, scrollbars, and headers yourself.

Hello Mike,

I think their question is how to get the height and width of the content. I have the same question for this.

Hi Jeff,

Okay, I beleive I have answered that question twice already. :)

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Hi Jeff,

It's still not clear to me exactly what space you are referring to? If you mean the width of the second column, then you can simply set the Width property on it.

If you are talking about the fact that the control allows you to scroll such that only a single item is visible, then I already answered that above - you need to use the ScrollBounds property.