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OK. I'm not sure I understand. I don't wish to use the main filter box as I have 500,000 records and the '123' is contained in many columns. I only want to filter in a specific column. So I have set 'filter by the regular expression' option, and then chosen the 'show filter inputs per column' option to give me the column filters, but when I search .123 it gives me all cells containing 123, regardless of the location within the cell. How can I search in the column header boxes for wildcards in a specific format? Eg. 123% to show all records starting 123, like 123000, 123001, 123999 etc, but not 000123, 999123, 500123 ? I have tried 123. and 123*. but neither of these work. Please help! I should perhaps clarify that this is for the 'data' tab and 'grid view' tab. |
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Then you can either go with my first advise (filter by SQL Expression) and type in search box |
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I'm not sure you understand the problem. I already have the filter inputs by column activated. The problem is that the filter wildcards do not work. Please advise by using the COLUMN FILTER INPUTS how I can use wildcards to only show records where the data is in a specific format. For example I only want to show records STARTING with 123, NOT containing 123 somewhere else in the field. I have tried the . and asterisk combinations but it isn't functioning as directed. I have the 'filter by the Regular Expression' option set in the drop down. What am I doing wrong? |
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OK. This is extremely convulted and time-consuming. It is completely impractical when editing large amounts of data to be typing all that out when 123% in the column top filter should perform that function in a split second. It should be added as an 'enhancement' as it's a basic requirement for a front-end grid editor. |
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Please create enhancement proposal ticket then. |
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Hi, I don't see anything in the wiki but is there a way to use filter expressions in the filter boxes like in DB4S ? Eg. using % as a wildcard? At the moment if I search 123 I get all records that contain 123 anywhere in the cell, which is annoying when I only want to see records where those cells end in 123. In DB4s I can use %123 and it will only show the records ending in 123.
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