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Thanks for the input, I've just tried out your suggestion but my problem isn't the filter implementation itself. The main problem here is to apply the colour changes. If a row is removed, the colour scheme of that line must be also removed, as the cell colour is a table property all the rows after the removed one require a update one cell at a time. Example: Row #1: Failed -> RED Row #2: Passed -> GREEN Row #3: Failed -> RED Row #4: Passed -> GREEN Row #5: Failed -> RED By removing the 2nd Row the result should be: Row #1: Failed -> RED Row #2: Failed -> RED Row #3: Passed -> GREEN Row #4: Failed -> RED Conclusion: Removing Row #2 requires an update of the table properties in order to adjust the rows to the colour scheme. In a table with a couple hundred rows the table re-adjustment requires a lot of processing time. I

Hi, Currently I'm recording and showing to the user a LabVIEW table but I wanted to deliver a user controlled filter, like the Excel Autofilter. The table can hold up to 5000 lines and the lines can have different colour schemes. When filtering the table must be rebuilt in order to comply with each line previous colour scheme. Any ideas?