You can't do this in the filter. Two workarounds: 1) Use a
within a loop over your query results. 2) rename the file before and
after the call to .
Jim
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you could certainly just nuke the offending records from the returned
recordset
when the list is rather small and it is just an output issue of not seeing
certain files (and hey, you also typically do NOT want to see the "." and
".." record anyway, right?), you could just have a variable set like
Just use a CFIF when outputting the contents to exlcude that file name.
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i don't believe you can do it with the filter property.
however, you could just drop that logic into the display code. if the file
name is Main_Table.xls, don't show it there.
Chris Olive,
DOEHRS Website Administrator
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