>Have you ever wanted to quickly determine the # of rows in a datatable, based on a specific filter condition?
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>Well, you can actually do it in one line of code...
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>int nSelected = MyDataSet.MyDataTable.Select("selected = true").Length;
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>Nothing spectacular, but I figured it was worth sharing.
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>Kevin

Thank you. I am just starting with C# .NET, and will try this.