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JJ
I've written some code which creates filters. However, over the
development period the names of the filters have changed which causes
some filters to become outdated, but they remain in the file. All of
the filters begin with the same 5 characters. For sake of argument,
let's say they all start with "ABCDE". I want to be able to find all
filters which begin with those characters and delete them in order to
clean out all the old filters before building (or re-building) the new
ones.
I've tried to find ways to get to a Filter "collection" in MS Project
so that I can get to the name of each filter. There doesn't seem to be
one a collection object for Filters.
Is there a way do accomplish what I want to do?
Thanks!
JJ
development period the names of the filters have changed which causes
some filters to become outdated, but they remain in the file. All of
the filters begin with the same 5 characters. For sake of argument,
let's say they all start with "ABCDE". I want to be able to find all
filters which begin with those characters and delete them in order to
clean out all the old filters before building (or re-building) the new
ones.
I've tried to find ways to get to a Filter "collection" in MS Project
so that I can get to the name of each filter. There doesn't seem to be
one a collection object for Filters.
Is there a way do accomplish what I want to do?
Thanks!
JJ