>I have a variable, m.FilterCondition, that is built as criteria is selected on the form. For example:
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>m.FilterConditon = m.FilterCondition + " AND SomeValue = SomeOtherValue01"
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>This works great until the same condition is selected again:
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>m.FilterConditon = m.FilterCondition + " AND SomeValue = SomeOtherValue02"
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>Now m.FilterCondition has both clauses, which causes problems. How can I ensure that I have a good conditional variable?
Pressumably, you have two parts of the condition: a "fixed" part, and a "user-supplied" part. Keep the fixed part in a separate variable (or more likely, form property), and then add the user-supplied conditions. Next time the user selects criteria, add those criteria to the fixed part again.
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