I think they are almost similar in many ways. The difference is that with SETFILTER, you can specify a range eg
SETFILTER("Result Value",'%1..%2','a','z');
with SETRANGE statement, you cannot give a range of values. You actually know what you want exactly eg
SETRANGE("Result Value",'a');
The above will work. However, the following will not work, and will give an error.
SETRANGE("Result Value",'%1..%2','a','z');
Regards,
Robert Musau
madhan mohan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,I like to know the difference between SETRANGE and SETFILTER....and which is faster and why. Can anybody help me.Thank URegardsG. Madhan
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