Filter gridview by datepicker

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Hello all,

I need help regarding filtering a date column in the gridview in Visual Studio 2010. This is my code:

Me.HVseznamBindingSource.Filter = "Date = #" & Me.Datetimepicker1.Value & "#"

But, when I run this code the gridview returns 0 records.

I do not know what it could be. I have changed the date format on all fronts, table, DateTimePicker. Short, Long, custom. However, it still gives the same results, or getting code error that #" & Me.Datetimepicker1.Value & "#" is wrong format.

Would someone check this code or point me in the right direction on how to filter gridview by date.

Thank you in advance for your help to anyone!

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Filter gridview by datepicker??!! (Visual Studio)

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Thanks for your replies.
I have found the code:

VB

Me.HVseznamBindingSource.Filter = "Date = '" & Me.Datetimepicker1.Value.date & "'"

It can be used for Access or Sql server...
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Posted 22-Dec-10 22:37pm

DejanDejanovic

Updated 24-Dec-10 11:37am

Manfred Rudolf Bihy

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dmageiras · Accepted Answer · 2010-12-23T08:37:00

Do you use MS Access, Sql Server or what as a data source? In any case, I would try to:
(a) change date delimiter, use # delimiter for Access and single quote (') for Sql Server,
(b) change equal (=) operator with between operator (eg. filter = " between '2010/01/01 00:00' and '2010/12/31 23:59' ";),
(c) forget date time picker for a while and replace with hard coded dates to debug the problem,
(d) use standard database date time formats (yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss) (eg. 2010/12/31 23:59).

I hope this helps,
Good luck.