Setting filter range from record

Lefteyed
Member Posts: 43
Is it possible to set filter from a record with several entries?
Then I would filter Table A, so that I have the ones I need.
Then something like this:?
So that I end up with
Cheers
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Table A:
"No.", "Name", "Location"
Table B:
"No.", "Company", "Table A No."
Table A - Data:
1, One, Mibuso
2, Two, StackOverflow
3, Three, Mibuso
Table B - Data:
10, Comp A, 1
20, Comp B, 3
30, Comp C, 2
40, Comp D, 3
Then I would filter Table A, so that I have the ones I need.
TableA.SETFILTER("Location", "Mibuso");
Then something like this:?
TableB.SETFILTER("Table A No.", TableA."No.");
So that I end up with
10, Comp A, 1
20, Comp B, 3
40, Comp D, 3
Cheers
/left
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Best Answer
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Hey Lefteyed,
Wrte this code.
TableA.SETRANGE("Location",'Mibuso');
IF TableA.FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
TableB.SETRANGE("Table A No.",TableA."No.")
IF TableB.FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
//Here you will have all your 3 records
UNTIL TableB.Next=0;
UNTIL TableA.NEXT=0;
Note - Make Table A and Table B local variables.
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Answers
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Hey Lefteyed,
Wrte this code.
TableA.SETRANGE("Location",'Mibuso');
IF TableA.FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
TableB.SETRANGE("Table A No.",TableA."No.")
IF TableB.FINDSET THEN
REPEAT
//Here you will have all your 3 records
UNTIL TableB.Next=0;
UNTIL TableA.NEXT=0;
Note - Make Table A and Table B local variables.
Thanks
Blog - rockwithnav.wordpress.com/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/RockwithNav
Facebook - https://facebook.com/rockwithnav/5 -
That will allow me to do something with the data in your section?:Here you will have all your 3 records
I want the range to be set .. not one by one, but almost an smart way to set the whole filter at ones.
Your way, I might set a local var as Text (FilterText)
And then do this:REPEAT IF FilterText = '' THEN FilterText := TableA."No." ELSE FilterText += '|' + TableA."No."; UNTIL TableA.Next=0;
And then set it as filter:TableB.SETFILTER("Table A No.", '%1', FilterText);
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@RockWithNAV You helped me in the right direction, so many thanks1
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