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<pre><code id="code-357557">dataview.RowFilter = &quot;column like %sss%&quot;
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I have a dataview which is populated by a dataset table.<br />
This dataview is used for my datagridview.I have a contextMenuStrip on this datagridview.<br />
I am able to filter this dataview fine but after filtering once &nbsp;if i'll filter again it give me data from main dataview.I want it to filter the current datagridview not the orginal one.<br />
It will be like filtering twice but in steps.<br />
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I have a dataview which is populated by a dataset table.
This dataview is used for my datagridview.I have a contextMenuStrip on this datagridview.
I am able to filter this dataview fine but after filtering once  if i'll filter again it give me data from main dataview.I want it to filter the current datagridview not the orginal one.
It will be like filtering twice but in steps.



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