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simple find perplexing problem

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Your Set Field steps aren't doing anything, because you haven't included any formula. Delete the Set Field[Temp] step, and just enter the value before you run the script. Next, delete the show all records step at the end. It will undo any find that you have already done.

Your script should look like this.

enter find mode

set field ["Company name","Temp"]

Perform find

go to layout ["Main"]

hank you so much, I finnally realized I have to set field tehn also specify to get the "company","temp" criteria.

Again thank you

This is probably very simple but I can not figure it our.

I have a global field called temp, that I want to use to search the index field called company and I can't get it to work. My script is as follows

show all records

set field (Temp)

enter find mode []

set field ["Company name"]

Preform find []

go to layout ["Main"]

Show all records

all I cwant is someone to enter a company name into the global field temp and it take them to the correct record with the same comany name. Thanks in advance for any help

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