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MatchType
An enumeration of how a string value should be matched. Matching a string is a boolean operation.
Given a string, a match term (string), and a match type, the operation outputs true in
the following cases:
If the match type equals EXACT and the match term equals the string.
If the match type equals PREFIX and the match term is a prefix of the string.
If the match type equals ANY and the match term is a substring of the string.
This enumeration can be used in by a string filter control to decide which rows to filter out
of the data table. Given a column to filter on, leave only the rows that match the value entered
in the filter input box, using one of the above matching types.
To call an enum, you call its parent class, name, and property. For example,
Charts.MatchType.EXACT.
Properties
Property
Type
Description
EXACT
Enum
Match exact values only
PREFIX
Enum
Match prefixes starting from the beginning of the value