Creating a searchbox

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    sekou2331
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    Creating a searchbox

    Post by sekou2331 »

    Hi,

    I want to create a search box in winforms but i don't know how to even start to do this as I have never done it before. I want it to work with gridview. It actually already works with gridview when you do the below. I just want know how to create the below. If you look at the pic there is a filter which i believe acts like a search. How can I create the same thing in winforms in Powershell Studio?
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    Re: Creating a searchbox

    Post by jvierra »

    You would use a data table to load the grid then use the "RowFilter" property of the data table's DataView.

    Search toe web for examples of your request.

    Here is one of many examples: viewtopic.php?t=6887
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