Timer inside a listbox c#

Question

So I am currently working on a program in which I need to have a timer attached to each item inside of a list box, I have that working, but I can't select any of the items, is there a way to be able to select the items but also have a timer displayed to each item in the list box?

Update:

when adding the item to a new list box here is the code that I have:

private void btnSchedule_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            try
            {
                string name = lsbScheduled.SelectedItem.ToString();// saves the selected item to a string
                string newItem = (moveItem(name));//calls the method and passes the variable to it
                tmrCheckedIn.Enabled = true;
                tmrCheckedIn.Start();
                newItem += "      " + "00:00:00";
                lsbScheduled.Items.Remove(name);// removes the item from the list
                lsbCheckedIn.Items.Add(newItem); //adds the item to the list          
            }
            catch (NullReferenceException)
            {
            }
        }
here is my code for the tick event: 

 private void tmrCheckedIn_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        int count = lsbCheckedIn.Items.Count;

        for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
        {
            string item = lsbCheckedIn.Items[i].ToString();
            string[] line = item.Split();
            string time = line[8];

            Time oldTime = new Time();
            oldTime.StartTime = time;

            lsbCheckedIn.Items.Remove(item);
            string newTime = string.Format(line[0] + " " + line[1] + " " +line[2] + "      " + "{0:c}", oldTime.EndTime);
            lsbCheckedIn.Items.Add(newTime);


            oldTime = null;

        }

    }

and here is my class that I use to increase the timer:
 public class Time
    {
        private int seconds, minutes, hours;
        string startTime, endTime;

       public Time()
        {
            seconds = 00;
            minutes = 00;
            hours = 00;
            startTime = " ";
            endTime = "";
        }

        public string StartTime
        {
            set { startTime = value;
            CalcNewTime();
            }
            get { return startTime; }
        }

        public string EndTime
        {
            set { endTime = value; }
            get { return endTime; }
        }

        public int Hours
        {
            set { hours = value; }
            get { return hours; }
        }

        public int Minutes
        {
            set { minutes = value; }
            get { return minutes; }
        }

        public int Second
        {
            set { seconds = value; }
            get { return seconds; }
        }

        private void CalcNewTime()
        {
            const int LIMIT = 6, CONVERT = 10;

            string[] divisions = startTime.Split(':');
            hours = Convert.ToInt32(divisions[0]);
            minutes = Convert.ToInt32(divisions[1]);
            seconds = Convert.ToInt32(divisions[2]);

            int hoursTens = hours / CONVERT;
            int hoursOnes = hours % CONVERT;
            int minutesTens = minutes / CONVERT;
            int minuteOnes = minutes % CONVERT;

            seconds += 1;
            int secondTens = seconds / CONVERT;
            int secondOnes = seconds % CONVERT;



            if (secondTens >= LIMIT)
            {
                secondTens = 0;
                secondOnes = 0;
                minutes += 1;

                minutesTens = Minutes / CONVERT;
                minuteOnes = minutes % CONVERT;
                if (minutesTens >= LIMIT)
                {
                    minutesTens = 0;
                    minuteOnes = 0;
                    hours += 1;

                    hoursTens = hours / CONVERT;
                    hoursOnes = Hours % CONVERT;
                }
            }
            endTime = Convert.ToString(hoursTens + hoursOnes + ":" + minutesTens + minuteOnes + ":" + secondTens + secondOnes);
        }

    }

in programming a windows form application using visual studio 2010 im using the timer that you can select from the toolbox. I need to be able to select the items in the list box but right now i can because im constantly adding and removing items from the list box. I want the time that is displayed in the list box to go up, but i also need it so that i can select the item in the list box.

Answer 1

Your problem is that you're removing items from the listbox, and then adding new ones. This is why items do not remain selected. Instead, just replace the items.

lsbCheckedIn.Items[i] = newTime;