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Filter Dialog Interactions (UltraSpreadsheet)

Purpose

This topic explains what operations can be performed by the user with the control’s filter dialog to create complex filters in a column.

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Topic Purpose

In this section you will find information that will help you to better understand the object model and the functionalities of the Infragistics Excel Engine .

This topic explains in details the features of the UltraSpreadsheet control from developer perspective.

This topic provides an overview of the visual elements of the UltraSpreadsheet control.

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This topic contains the following sections:

Introduction

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Filter dialog summary

The UltraSpreadsheet control provides a filter dialog which is opened by clicking on the dropdown button in the header row of either a loaded worksheet or created table. The filter dialog will change based on the field that was interacted with.

Filter Dialog for a Worksheet

Code Example

The following example code demonstrates how to show the filter dialog for the first column in a worksheet region at index of zero. Alternatively, the index specified needs to exist within region.

In C#:

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this.Spreadsheet1.ShowFilterDialogForWorksheet(0, Infragistics.Controls.Grids.SpreadsheetFilterDialogOption.Custom);
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In Visual Basic:

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Me.Spreadsheet1.ShowFilterDialogForWorksheet(0, Infragistics.Controls.Grids.SpreadsheetFilterDialogOption.Custom)
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Filter Dialog for a Table

Code Example

The following example code demonstrates how to show the filter dialog for the first column in a worksheet table, specified by it’s index.

In C#:

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WorksheetTable Table1;
Table1 = this.Spreadsheet1.ActiveWorksheet.Tables[0];
this.Spreadsheet1.ShowFilterDialogForTable(Table1.Columns[0], Infragistics.Controls.Grids.SpreadsheetFilterDialogOption.Custom);
...

In Visual Basic:

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Dim Table1 As WorksheetTable
Table1 = Me.Spreadsheet1.ActiveWorksheet.Tables(0)
Me.Spreadsheet1.ShowFilterDialogForTable(Table1.Columns(0), Infragistics.Controls.Grids.SpreadsheetFilterDialogOption.Custom)
...

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