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How to filter rows by default in ag-grid?

I have an ag-grid table that has a column 'status' in which some values are 'active' and some are 'inactive'. I would like my table to only display rows that have an 'active' status by default. Using this question as a reference, I tried to set it like this using onFirstDataRendered:

  const onFirstDataRendered = (params: FirstDataRenderedEvent) => {
    const filter = params.api.getFilterInstance('status');
    if (filter) {
      filter.setModel({
        type: 'equal',
        filter: 'ACTIVE',
      });
      filter.onAnyFilterChanged();
    }
  };

but my code won't compile because it says I can't call onAnyFilterChanged because I "cannot invoke an object which is possibly undefined". Does anyone know how to fix this?

about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza
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The issue could be that the type should be equals not equal, as show in the documentation: https://www.ag-grid.com/javascript-data-grid/filter-provided-simple/#simple-filter-options

If that doesn't fix the issue, then try using the Filter API:

  const onFirstDataRendered = (params: FirstDataRenderedEvent) => {
    const filterModel = {
    status: {
        filterType: 'text',
        type: 'equals',
        filter: 'ACTIVE'
        },
    }
    params.api.setFilterModel(filterModel)
    
  };
about 4 years ago · Juan Pablo Isaza Report
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