c# How do I freeze the Rowfilter in a DataGridView, so the filter stops changing shown data?
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I show a DataTable in a DataGridView (_dgv) via a DataView (_dv).
I use a RowFilter to show only part of the data.
Now I would like to be able to edit the data in this filtered state, including the column, which I just filtered for. Let's say the column is called Infotext. However, if I change the text in Infotext the line I just changed disappears. I know it makes sense, since it does not contain the keyword anymore, but for my application I want to keep it inside the view until the user
changes the filter (I have lot's of filters).
Is there a way to "freeze" the view until the next rowfilter command was applied? While "frozen", the user should be allowed to edit any cell without changing the number of shown lines.
_dv = new DataView(_DataTable);
_dv.RowFilter = "Infotext LIKE '%test%'";
_dgv.DataSource = _dv;
Any help is appriated, let me know if you need more info to give an answer, thanks.
c# datagridview rowfilter
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I show a DataTable in a DataGridView (_dgv) via a DataView (_dv).
I use a RowFilter to show only part of the data.
Now I would like to be able to edit the data in this filtered state, including the column, which I just filtered for. Let's say the column is called Infotext. However, if I change the text in Infotext the line I just changed disappears. I know it makes sense, since it does not contain the keyword anymore, but for my application I want to keep it inside the view until the user
changes the filter (I have lot's of filters).
Is there a way to "freeze" the view until the next rowfilter command was applied? While "frozen", the user should be allowed to edit any cell without changing the number of shown lines.
_dv = new DataView(_DataTable);
_dv.RowFilter = "Infotext LIKE '%test%'";
_dgv.DataSource = _dv;
Any help is appriated, let me know if you need more info to give an answer, thanks.
c# datagridview rowfilter
asked Nov 18 at 20:23
Birk
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I show a DataTable in a DataGridView (_dgv) via a DataView (_dv).
I use a RowFilter to show only part of the data.
Now I would like to be able to edit the data in this filtered state, including the column, which I just filtered for. Let's say the column is called Infotext. However, if I change the text in Infotext the line I just changed disappears. I know it makes sense, since it does not contain the keyword anymore, but for my application I want to keep it inside the view until the user
changes the filter (I have lot's of filters).
Is there a way to "freeze" the view until the next rowfilter command was applied? While "frozen", the user should be allowed to edit any cell without changing the number of shown lines.
_dv = new DataView(_DataTable);
_dv.RowFilter = "Infotext LIKE '%test%'";
_dgv.DataSource = _dv;
Any help is appriated, let me know if you need more info to give an answer, thanks.
c# datagridview rowfilter
asked Nov 18 at 20:23
Birk
8916
I show a DataTable in a DataGridView (_dgv) via a DataView (_dv).
I use a RowFilter to show only part of the data.
Now I would like to be able to edit the data in this filtered state, including the column, which I just filtered for. Let's say the column is called Infotext. However, if I change the text in Infotext the line I just changed disappears. I know it makes sense, since it does not contain the keyword anymore, but for my application I want to keep it inside the view until the user
changes the filter (I have lot's of filters).
Is there a way to "freeze" the view until the next rowfilter command was applied? While "frozen", the user should be allowed to edit any cell without changing the number of shown lines.
_dv = new DataView(_DataTable);
_dv.RowFilter = "Infotext LIKE '%test%'";
_dgv.DataSource = _dv;
Any help is appriated, let me know if you need more info to give an answer, thanks.
c# datagridview rowfilter
c# datagridview rowfilter
asked Nov 18 at 20:23
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asked Nov 18 at 20:23
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asked Nov 18 at 20:23
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