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LookUpEditBase.FilterCondition Property

Gets or sets the filter condition.

Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Editors

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Core.v24.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Core

Declaration

public FilterCondition? FilterCondition { get; set; }

Property Value

Type Description
Nullable<FilterCondition>

A FilterCondition enumeration value that specifies the filter condition.

Available values:

Name Description
Contains

Specifies the Contains comparison operation.

StartsWith

Specifies the StartsWith comparison operation.

Like

Specifies the Like comparison operation.

Default

Specifies the default comparison operation.

Equals

Specifies the Equals comparison operation.

Remarks

Note

The DevExpress Data Editors support the FilterCondition.Contains and FilterCondition.StartsWith conditions only.

If incremental filtering is enabled (the LookUpEditBase.IncrementalFiltering property is set to true), end-users can filter list items dynamically based upon the text typed into the edit box (find-as-you-type filtering). The FilterCondition property specifies the filter condition (the comparison operator).

If the FilterCondition property is set to FilterCondition.Default, FilterCondition.StartsWith is used.

Note

If the Contains, Like or Equals operator is used, the LookUpEditBase.AutoComplete and BaseEdit.ValidateOnTextInput properties should be set to false.

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