ZK Spreadsheet Essentials/Working with Spreadsheet/Handling Data Model/Filter Data

Filter is a useful feature, when you want to focus on a subset of data. It can get rid of those data you don't want. Spreadsheet can allow you to enable / disable filter and apply / reset criteria via API.

We'll use a simple application to demonstrate filter API. The screenshot is below:

In this application, we can toggle, clear, and reapply filter and filter by type column.

public class AutoFilterComposer extends SelectorComposer<Component> {

	@Wire
	private Spreadsheet ss;

	@Wire
	private Combobox typeBox;
	
	@Listen("onClick = button[label='Toogle Filter']")
	public void toggle() {
		Range selection = Ranges.range(ss.getSelectedSheet(), ss.getSelection());
		Range filteringRange = selection.findAutoFilterRange();
		if(!selection.isAutoFilterEnabled() &&  filteringRange == null) { 
			Messagebox.show("nothing to filter");
			return;
		}
		
		selection.enableAutoFilter(!selection.isAutoFilterEnabled());
		
//		SheetOperationUtil.toggleAutoFilter(selection);
	}
	
	@Listen("onClick = button[label='Clear Filter']")
	public void clear() {
		Range sheetRange = Ranges.range(ss.getSelectedSheet());
		sheetRange.resetAutoFilter();
		
//		SheetOperationUtil.resetAutoFilter(selection);
	}
	
	@Listen("onClick = button[label='Reapply Filter']")
	public void reapply() {
		Range sheetRange = Ranges.range(ss.getSelectedSheet());
		sheetRange.applyAutoFilter();
		
//		SheetOperationUtil.applyAutoFilter(selection);
	}
	
	@Listen("onClick = button[label='Apply']")
	public void apply() {
		Range sheetRange = Ranges.range(ss.getSelectedSheet());
		if (sheetRange.isAutoFilterEnabled()){
			String[] criteria = {typeBox.getValue()};
			sheetRange.enableAutoFilter(1, AutoFilterOperation.VALUES, criteria, null,
					true);
		}
	}
}