Representation of a RangeFilter. Range Filters are associated with one data column given by the DataColumnReference property. The ValueRange of the filter, represents the filtering performed by the filter. When the filter is created, this range is set to the extreme (minimum and maximum) values found in the target column.

The granularity of filtering in a RangeFilter can be adjusted using the ValueDataRange property. Narrowing this range will cause the filter to "zoom in" and only apply on the values therein. Note that this is graphically visualized in the Filter using three dots.

A Range Filter can be applied to a column independent of its value type. Nevertheless, the visual scales supported by the filter are limited by value types. For instance, the Logarithmic scale can only be applied to numeric columns. To query the valid scales on a filter, use the ValidVisualScales property.

[SerializableAttribute]
[PersistenceVersionAttribute(11, 10)]
[ToolContextAttribute]
public sealed class RangeFilter : ColumnFilter, 
	IRangeFilter, IColumnFilter, IFilterBase

[SerializableAttribute]
[PersistenceVersionAttribute(11, 10)]
[ToolContextAttribute]
public sealed class RangeFilter : ColumnFilter, 
	IRangeFilter, IColumnFilter, IFilterBase