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I have a table in my application and I designed a filter for it.
Filter works fine for numerical data however it doesnot work for text data.
I have a text column in my table that has state abbreviations (PA, LA, TX…).
But when I add a filter (see the code below), I get error that “Cannot interpret token ‘!'”.
Any Ideas?
Thanks for the help
F="State != 'PA'";
IBindingListView D.filter=F;
You can find the description here.
"State <> 'PA'"and"NOT(State = 'PA')"should work for you.