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I have a WPF DataGrid bound to a collection of Entity Framework objects that's inside a parent EF object. Something along the lines of: <DataGrid ItemsSource="{Binding SelectedCustomer.Orders}" /> Now when I want to "delete" an Order, I don't want to actually delete it from the data source, I simply want to set its IsDeleted property to true so the data is retained. My question is: how can I get my DataGrid to skip a row if it's IsDeleted property is true? I would really like to use binding and not codebehind. Something like this would be wonderful: <DataGrid ItemsSource="{Binding SelectedCustomer.Orders}" RowVisibilityPath="IsDeleted" /> Kind of along the lines of DisplayMemberPath . I realize I would need to convert the state of IsDeleted , but that's a different topic. Any ideas?
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