DPL Analysis: easy way to filter a table on the fly - #4929
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Nice! :-) |
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Don't we have |
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You mean as an external function? We have though it is not used anywhere. UPD: I fixed the |
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This is very nice! |
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@jgrosseo what do you think of the new example? |
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I guess this is what we should use as well for the MC associations... |
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@jgrosseo @saganatt I've realized there is an easier way to filter a table on-the-fly