Tree control bug for vertical scrollbar

Dear all:
I meet a problem with tree control vertical scrollbar.Pls check the picture
If set the rows of the properties of the Tree control is a number, also set the vertical scroll bar is visible.
Then if i set the height of Tree is unchangeable, then set the Tree childs rows are much more than the height, The problem is that the vertical scroll bar doesn't work. The height is increase than what i have set ,Maybe it is a bug? or not.
Anybody find this?
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Hello,
I works fine with me.
But I added my test as attachment, so you can see if you maybe doing something else.
Kind regards,
André
Regards,
André
Using whatever version of LV the customer requires. (LV5.1-LV2012) (www.carya.nl)
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