AFAIK, that is not possible, the ListViewItem lacks the Visible property.
Doing custom draw you can avoid painting it, but the hole will be there, I
think.
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Are you talking about hiding the item and all sub-items (i.e. making
the row invisible?). If so, I do not know. But if you want to hide one
or more sub-items you can simply make their width 0. They can still be
accessed but the colum will be invisible.
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