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I had a look at this.. don't know how you got the filters to work when the actual column field would result in a NullReferenceException when it tries to get the value:
I am using the JObject demo page.
I am setting one of the JObject number to null, column 2 in example below:
var row3 = new JObject();
row3["Column1"] = "A";
row3["Column2"] = null;
row3["Column3"] = new JObject();
row3["Column3"]["Name"] = "C";
data.Add(row3);
When I filter on column 2 then I get a exception saying I cannot convert null to double.
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