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Selecting DataGridView rows

Is there a way to select the rows with a filter in a DataGridView?

Example: having a grid displaying EmployeeID, Name, Address, City, Zip
Something like
MyGrid.SelectMatchingRows("City='Miami'")

Thx,
Nov 21 '05 #1
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