Filtering data by Date

m.pacana
Member Posts: 75
Is it possible to filter my data in the table box by date? Is it possible doing this using the SetFilter property?
I have done it by this code:
TableName.SETFILTER(TBLCol_Date, '>myDate');
NOTE: myDate is a global variable. this code should filter records having a
TBLCol_Date later than my global variable myDate? 8)
Is this the right way to code this? :-k

TableName.SETFILTER(TBLCol_Date, '>myDate');
NOTE: myDate is a global variable. this code should filter records having a
TBLCol_Date later than my global variable myDate? 8)
Is this the right way to code this? :-k
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Comments
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TableName.SETFILTER(TBLCol_Date, '>%1',myDate);0
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Thanks so much ara3n! \:D/0
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This also works:
TableName.SETFILTER(TBLCol_Date, '%1..',myDate);
or
TableName.SETRANGE(TBLCol_Date,fromDate,toDate);0 -
Be carefull:
TableName.SETFILTER(TBLCol_Date, '>%1',myDate); // means TBLCol_Date > myDate
and
TableName.SETFILTER(TBLCol_Date, '%1..',myDate); // means TBLCol_Date >= myDateRegards,Alain Krikilion
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!0 -
Thanks guys! \:D/0
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