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Setting filter for two different data for two fields

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Posted on by anandb313@gmail.com 200

I need to filter "Transfer from code and transfer to code" for transfer order page
by two location fileds(service and sales filter in user management) not respectively. It should apply for both.
For first setfilter function its working.
SETFILTER("Transfer-to Code",'%1|%2',UserSetupMgt.GetServiceFilter,UserSetupMgt.GetSalesFilter);
but if i add the following code no data displays.
SETFILTER("Transfer-from Code",'%1|%2',UserSetupMgt.GetServiceFilter,UserSetupMgt.GetSalesFilter);
Is there any way to filter two fields with two different data at same time?
Thanks in Advance.

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    Ghetz Profile Picture
    Ghetz 3,013 on at

    Please check this post: [View:https://community.dynamics.com/nav/f/34/t/268256:750:50]

    You can't do it directly, but there are workarounds. The downside is you need to loop through all the records. This is the answer I implemented:

    IF Rec.FINDFIRST THEN REPEAT

 IF (Rec.OutAgent = 'Bryan') OR (Rec.InAgent = 'Bryan') THEN

   Rec.MARK(TRUE);

UNTIL Rec.NEXT = 0;

Rec.MARKEDONLY(TRUE);
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    Suresh Kulla Profile Picture
    Suresh Kulla 50,247 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    When you apply the filters on the fields it will apply the AND operation, if you want to do as OR operation then you need to do in two separate operations first apply the first filter retrieve and do your logic and then clear the filter and apply the  second filter on another field and then do your logic.

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    4BzSoftware Profile Picture
    4BzSoftware 6,073 on at

    Hi Anandb313,

    I agree with Ghetz suggestion, mark and show needed records:

    Rec.RESET;

    IF Rec.FINDSET THEN

     REPEAT

       IF (Rec."Transfer-to Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetServiceFilter) OR (Rec."Transfer-to Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetSalesFilter)

         OR (Rec."Transfer-from Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetServiceFilter) OR (Rec."Transfer-from Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetSalesFilter) THEN

         Rec.MARK(TRUE);

     UNTIL (Rec.NEXT = 0);

    Rec.MARKEDONLY(TRUE);

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    4BzSoftware Profile Picture
    4BzSoftware 6,073 on at

    Hi Anandb313,

    I agree with Ghetz suggestion, mark and show needed records:

    Rec.RESET;

    IF Rec.FINDSET THEN

     REPEAT

       IF (Rec."Transfer-to Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetServiceFilter) OR (Rec."Transfer-to Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetSalesFilter)

         OR (Rec."Transfer-from Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetServiceFilter) OR (Rec."Transfer-from Code"= UserSetupMgt.GetSalesFilter) THEN

         Rec.MARK(TRUE);

     UNTIL (Rec.NEXT = 0);

    Rec.MARKEDONLY(TRUE);

  • anandb313@gmail.com Profile Picture
    anandb313@gmail.com 200 on at

    Thanks Ghetz for your idea Its working...

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    anandb313@gmail.com 200 on at

    Thanks for your help in the code

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