No I mean in table filter you must lookup and choose field you want to filter and what type you want to filter such as field , filter , const and then
choose condition.
I do not think you can do that.
what you can do is what Kriki suggested.
Add that to your form that displays the Data of the
OnAfterGetRecord Trigger of the form.
i.e
OnAfterGetRecord()
SETFILTER("Date Filter",'<%1',WORKDATE);
CALCFIELDS(YourFlowField);
That should solve the problem.
But not at Design Level.
I do not think you can do that.
what you can do is what Kriki suggested.
Add that to your form that displays the Data of the
OnAfterGetRecord Trigger of the form.
i.e
OnAfterGetRecord()
SETFILTER("Date Filter",'<%1',WORKDATE);
CALCFIELDS(YourFlowField);
That should solve the problem.
But not at Design Level.
It is not possible. This is the best way to do it.
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In code:
as a user:
hit Shift+F7 and in the data-filter field, put <4/5/2006
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choose condition.
what you can do is what Kriki suggested.
Add that to your form that displays the Data of the
OnAfterGetRecord Trigger of the form.
i.e
OnAfterGetRecord()
SETFILTER("Date Filter",'<%1',WORKDATE);
CALCFIELDS(YourFlowField);
That should solve the problem.
But not at Design Level.
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!