FilterControl.FilterCriteria Property

Gets or sets the total filter expression.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraEditors.v19.1.dll

Declaration

C#

[Browsable(false)]
public CriteriaOperator FilterCriteria { get; set; }

VB.NET

<Browsable(False)>
Public Property FilterCriteria As CriteriaOperator

Property Value

Type	Description
CriteriaOperator	A CriteriaOperator descendant that represents the total filter expression.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-filter-points-in-a-chartcontrol-series-by-using-filtercontrol-e2340/CS/FilterCriteriaSample/Form1.cs#L39

    ProductSeries.ValueDataMembers.AddRange("UnitPrice");
    ProductSeries.FilterCriteria = filterControl.FilterCriteria;
}

filtercontrol-how-to-remove-brackets-from-the-column-element-name-e5026/CS/Q264421/Form1.cs#L20

filterControl.SetFilterColumnsCollection(columns);
filterControl.FilterCriteria = CriteriaOperator.Parse("Product between ('Alice Munton', 'Icura') && Discount > .05");
filterControl.SetDefaultColumn(filterControl.FilterColumns["OrderID"]);

XDL_how-to-convert-the-criteriaoperator-to-a-lambda-expression-to-use-it-for-iqueryable-e2596/CS/WindowsFormsApplication152/Form1.cs#L61

CriteriaToExpressionConverter converter = new CriteriaToExpressionConverter();
IQueryable<Products> filteredData = source.AppendWhere(converter, filterControl1.FilterCriteria) as IQueryable<Products>;
gridControl1.DataSource = null;

how-to-implement-custom-painting-in-filtercontrol-e2332/CS/Q264421/Form1.cs#L20

filterControl.SetFilterColumnsCollection(columns);
filterControl.FilterCriteria = CriteriaOperator.Parse("Product between ('Alice Munton', 'Icura') && Discount > .05");
filterControl.SetDefaultColumn(filterControl.FilterColumns["OrderID"]);

how-to-implement-custom-range-editing-in-the-filtercontrol-e474/CS/WindowsApplication197/Form1.cs#L95

    filterControl1.ApplyFilter();
    gridView1.ActiveFilterCriteria = filterControl1.FilterCriteria;
}

VB.NET

how-to-filter-points-in-a-chartcontrol-series-by-using-filtercontrol-e2340/VB/FilterCriteriaSample/Form1.vb#L42

    ProductSeries.ValueDataMembers.AddRange("UnitPrice")
    ProductSeries.FilterCriteria = filterControl.FilterCriteria
End Sub

filtercontrol-how-to-remove-brackets-from-the-column-element-name-e5026/VB/Q264421/Form1.vb#L22

filterControl.SetFilterColumnsCollection(columns)
filterControl.FilterCriteria = CriteriaOperator.Parse("Product between ('Alice Munton', 'Icura') && Discount > .05")
filterControl.SetDefaultColumn(filterControl.FilterColumns("OrderID"))

XDL_how-to-convert-the-criteriaoperator-to-a-lambda-expression-to-use-it-for-iqueryable-e2596/VB/WindowsFormsApplication152/Form1.vb#L52

Dim converter As New CriteriaToExpressionConverter()
Dim filteredData As IQueryable(Of Products) = TryCast(source.AppendWhere(converter, filterControl1.FilterCriteria), IQueryable(Of Products))
gridControl1.DataSource = Nothing

how-to-implement-custom-painting-in-filtercontrol-e2332/VB/Q264421/Form1.vb#L22

filterControl.SetFilterColumnsCollection(columns)
filterControl.FilterCriteria = CriteriaOperator.Parse("Product between ('Alice Munton', 'Icura') && Discount > .05")
filterControl.SetDefaultColumn(filterControl.FilterColumns("OrderID"))

how-to-implement-custom-range-editing-in-the-filtercontrol-e474/VB/WindowsApplication197/Form1.vb#L102

    filterControl1.ApplyFilter()
    gridView1.ActiveFilterCriteria = filterControl1.FilterCriteria
End Sub