I have a data set full of data, and a list box, I want to be able to filter
that set of data to a specific clase then put the returned filtred data into
the list box... how would i do this? I already tried a few ways but haven't
found one that doesn't cause an exception yet... thanks!

Hi Brian,

> I have a data set full of data, and a list box, I want to be able to
filter
> that set of data to a specific clase then put the returned filtred data
into
> the list box... how would i do this? I already tried a few ways but
haven't
> found one that doesn't cause an exception yet... thanks!

Why not the the dataview rowfilter
\\\
dim ds as newdataview(mydatatable)
dv.rowfilter = "mycolomn = 'Mytext'"
mylistbox.datasource = dv
mylistbox.displaymember = "mycolomn"
mylistbox.valuemember = "myothercolomn"
///
I am curious why you do not want to use this by the framework supported
class.

Cor

One easy way is binding it to a dataview and setting the rowfilter to filter
out everything you don't want. As soon as the rowfilter is set, the
underlying data will change too.
"Brian Henry" <brianiup[nospam]@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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> I have a data set full of data, and a list box, I want to be able to
filter
> that set of data to a specific clase then put the returned filtred data
into
> the list box... how would i do this? I already tried a few ways but
haven't
> found one that doesn't cause an exception yet... thanks!
>
>

because i didn't know about it


"Cor" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi Brian,
>
> > I have a data set full of data, and a list box, I want to be able to
> filter
> > that set of data to a specific clase then put the returned filtred data
> into
> > the list box... how would i do this? I already tried a few ways but
> haven't
> > found one that doesn't cause an exception yet... thanks!
>
> Why not the the dataview rowfilter
> \\\
> dim ds as newdataview(mydatatable)
> dv.rowfilter = "mycolomn = 'Mytext'"
> mylistbox.datasource = dv
> mylistbox.displaymember = "mycolomn"
> mylistbox.valuemember = "myothercolomn"
> ///
> I am curious why you do not want to use this by the framework supported
> class.
>
> Cor
>
>