Create Your Own TreeView Using Python Tkinter!!

In this tutorial I will be showing you how to create a TREEVIEW using Python. This tutorial provides a step-by-step walkthrough made to help you increase your knowledge and understanding of Python.

Order of Video:
00:00 - 02:05 = Introduction and Explanation
02:05 -13:52 = Writing the Code
13:52 - END = Conclusion

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[yastikakumar]

Hi there please take this as constructive feedback your video covers the essential parts very well but the voice is too low even though my laptop's volume is at 100. Either try to switch to light mode of the code editor or write and execute the code on the fly.

All the best!

[elcorazon]

bro, ı have a project and ı dont know this subject. it is a helpful.
thanks

[tpz]

Interesting, why is the text of "Sublevel 1st Row" automatically indented?

[AnalystRising]

FULL SOURCE CODE BELOW:
import tkinter as tkr
import tkinter.ttk as tkrttk

"""CREATE SCREEN"""
screen = tkr.Tk()
screen.geometry("800x200")

"""GETTING TREEVIEW LIST"""
treetime = tkrttk.Treeview(screen)

"""Creating Columns"""
treetime["columns"] = ("Column 2", "Column 3", "Column 4", "Column 5")

#Formatting Columns (minwidth is the minimum column width. stretching is the ability to change the column widths (e.g. stretch=tk.NO)
treetime.column("#0", width=50, minwidth=25)
treetime.column("Column 2", width=50, minwidth=25)
treetime.column("Column 3", width=50, minwidth=25)
treetime.column("Column 4", width=50, minwidth=25)
treetime.column("Column 5", width=50, minwidth=25)

#Defining Column Headings
treetime.heading("#0", text="Column 1", anchor=tkr.W)
treetime.heading("Column 2", text="Column 2", anchor=tkr.W)
treetime.heading("Column 3", text="Column 3", anchor=tkr.W)
treetime.heading("Column 4", text="Column 4", anchor=tkr.W)
treetime.heading("Column 5", text="Column 5", anchor=tkr.W)

#Inserting Rows (Can be done in a multiple levelling format)
#1st Level
Row1 = treetime.insert("", 1, text = "First Row", values = ("B1", "C1", "D1", "E1"))
Row2 = treetime.insert("", 2, text = "Second Row", values = ("B2", "C2", "D2", "E2"))
#2nd Level
treetime.insert(Row1, "end", text = "Sublevel 1st Row", values = ("B1.1", "C1.1", "D1.1", "E1.1"))
treetime.insert(Row1, "end", text = "A1.2", values = ("B1.2", "C1.2", "D1.2", "E1.2"))

"""PACK TREE"""
treetime.pack(side=tkr.TOP, fill=tkr.X)

"""ACTIVATE"""
tkr.mainloop()

[elitecoder]

If I need to connect to an sqlite3.db file then what to do bro. Please answer 😳

[roastedpeanuts]

Can you do a tkinter treeview using SQL server database?