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PVTFilter (Function) In french: TCDFiltre Enables or disables a filter on a Pivot Table control. Warning: Only a filter defined in the "Content" tab of the Pivot Table control description window can be used. When PVTFilter is used, only the display of the Pivot Table control is modified, the different totals are not updated.
PVTFilter(TCD_Statistiques, COL_Libellé, MySelf)
IF TCD_Statistiques.Occurrence = 0 THEN
LIB_AUCUNE_DONNEE.Visible = True
ELSE
LIB_AUCUNE_DONNEE.Visible = False
END
Syntax
PVTFilter(<Pivot Table control> , <Display filter> , <Value>)
<Pivot Table control>: Control name Name of the Pivot Table control to be used. <Display filter>: Character string Name of display filter to use. This filter was defined in the "Content" tab of the description window of Pivot Table control. <Value>: Type corresponding to the filter - Value of filter to implement.
- Empty string ("") to delete the filter.
Remarks Implementation To implement a filter in a Pivot Table control, you must:: - Create the Pivot Table control.
- In the description window of Pivot Table control, in the "Content" tab, add one or more display filters.
- Create a control allowing the user to select the value of filter. The selection of value will run PVTFilter.
Example: A Pivot Table control is defined to display sales statistics:
A filter is defined on the caption of family of products. Filtering by family allows you to only take into account the family specified in the calculation of turnovers.
The window proposes a combo box allowing the user to choose the family of products to filter:
Related Examples:
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Training (WINDEV): WD PivotTable
[ + ] This example presents the use of the Pivot Table control. This Pivot Table control is used to display dynamic statistics while grouping the data. These statistics are calculated form the database.
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Business / UI classification: UI Code
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