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    Filter out records

    I am designing a way to build routes.

    I have a list of addresses within a route, but I would like to open another list and have it filter out all records that are already in the first list. Everything I am finding seems to involve filtering so associated records are found, but I want the opposite, finding all records that are not already on the list.

    To take things further, my plan is to use the slide action to select the addresses, add them to the route list. I am also trying to decide if I want the address to vanish once added to the main list, or give some sort of indication that it has been added.
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    Re: Filter out records

    Maybe this is harder than I thought it would be.

    Let me define what I am trying to do.

    I have 3 lists. The first is simply the name of the routes being built. The second is a sub-list, showing all the locations added to the specific route.

    When a button is clicked, I want to open a list and show all locations, except the ones already added to the list. Since a location should not appear on the list more than once, I think it's best if they don't see any location that is already added.

    I should point out that a location should only appear in a route only once, but it can be placed in multiple routes.

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      Re: Filter out records

      If you are using MS SQL you can use "where not in"

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        Re: Filter out records

        I'm using MYSQL, but with SQL I can use the SQL genie to build a custom statement. Though my hope was to just use a table, and possibly some argument to filter out the data. I recognize the issue with this since each location would have it's own id, I am not sure how to set up an argument with multiple filters. (Array?)

        But I did build a select statement with the Genie. Testing the query, it brings up all 4 test locations I put into my database. But apparently my issue seems to be with creating an argument that will filter out the data. I created an argument, and I believe I created the variable that fills the argument, but I seem to be failing at setting the argument to the variable when the route is selected. It seems to be taking the default value from the variable, not setting it.

        But then, when I test the query, it will only bring up locations that are in the route, regardless of if I set it to equal to, not equal to, is in, and is not in the argument. Without the filter it brings up all locations. The filter is working in the opposite way I want it to.

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