Yes, so when I use:
dt1 << Select Where( :Test == "Fail" );
In the data table these rows appear as selected (highlighted in blue), the data table has columns Age and Class so I would like to create an array in pairs for all the selected rows.
Then I want to use the array in pairs to hide and exclude all rows where Age and Class are equal to one of the pairs.
e.g. if one of the rows where Test = Fail has Age = 14 and Class = 2, I would want to store the values ( (14,2), ... , ) in an array and then all rows where Age = 14 and Class = 2 I want to hide and exclude.