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+title: Filter with dynamically created filter expressions
+description: This article provides instructions on how to filter with dynamically created filter expressions
+type: how-to
+page_title: Filter with dynamically created filter expressions. | RadGrid
+slug: grid-filter-with-dynamically-created-filter-expressions
+tags: radgrid, filtering, buttons, rows
+res_type: kb
+---
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+## Environment
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Telerik WebForms Grid for ASP.NET AJAX
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+## Description
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+I want to implement buttons to filter rows in a step-by-step process. The process involves listing and filtering rows in a Grid based on specific intervals.
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+## Solution
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+To achieve the desired behavior, you can follow these steps:
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+1. Add a Filter control with the `Visible` property set to **false** to your page.
+2. Create buttons in the header (or wherever you want) of a GridTemplateColumn in your RadGrid to trigger the filtering.
+3. Handle the button click events and programmatically create filter expressions based on the given conditions.
+4. Apply the filter expressions to the Grid and remove them after filtering is done.
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+Here's a sample implementation for the first scenario using buttons in the header of a GridTemplateColumn:
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+In the code-behind file, handle the button click events and create the filter expressions:
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+````C#
+protected void Step1Button_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
+{
+ RadFilterGreaterThanOrEqualToFilterExpression expr1 = new RadFilterGreaterThanOrEqualToFilterExpression("OrderID");
+ expr1.Value = 1;
+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.AddExpression(expr1);
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+ RadFilterGroupExpression group1 = new RadFilterGroupExpression();
+ group1.GroupOperation = RadFilterGroupOperation.And;
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+ RadFilterLessThanOrEqualToFilterExpression expr2 = new RadFilterLessThanOrEqualToFilterExpression("OrderID");
+ expr2.Value = 61;
+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.AddExpression(expr2);
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+ RadFilter1.FireApplyCommand();
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+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.Expressions.Remove(expr1);
+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.Expressions.Remove(expr2);
+}
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+protected void Step2Button_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
+{
+ RadFilterGreaterThanOrEqualToFilterExpression expr1 = new RadFilterGreaterThanOrEqualToFilterExpression("OrderID");
+ expr1.Value = 61;
+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.AddExpression(expr1);
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+ RadFilterGroupExpression group1 = new RadFilterGroupExpression();
+ group1.GroupOperation = RadFilterGroupOperation.And;
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+ RadFilterLessThanOrEqualToFilterExpression expr2 = new RadFilterLessThanOrEqualToFilterExpression("OrderID");
+ expr2.Value = 150;
+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.AddExpression(expr2);
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+ RadFilter1.FireApplyCommand();
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+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.Expressions.Remove(expr1);
+ RadFilter1.RootGroup.Expressions.Remove(expr2);
+}
+````
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+This implementation allows you to filter the Grid based on the given conditions by clicking the corresponding buttons in the header.
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+Remember to adjust the column and filter expressions based on your specific requirements.
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+## See Also
+
+- [Working with Expressions]({%slug filter/filter-expressions/working-with-expressions%})
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