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Yet another critical piece missing from your OP. Since nobody but perhaps yourself can read your mind, perhaps you should share ALL the relevant info in one place.

I'd think you could still use the RowFilter and then check your checkbox column for all the rows that are left in the bound DGV, which BTW you said nothing about in your OP

Simplify it how? What...

In my case it's not huge I'd guess. Maybe a couple hundred characters if they use all the options. My thinking was more in line with how often it is used since the filter is generated on the fly as...

Assuming your are wanting to restrict what is shown in a control bound to a DataTable, you would use this


dtMyDataTable.DefaultView.RowFilter = mySearchString

where mySearchString is very...