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Hi Chad,
Thanks for your reply, I didn't know you could use IN for the DataTable.Rows.Select(string) method. This will also help me in creating filters for DataViews. I'll still have to dynamically create a comma delimited string comprising the primary key values (something I try to avoid as it can create problems later) but this should be rather straight forward using string.join or a regular expression.
Thanks again,
Andrew
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