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Hi,

I've a layout in which a pop-up menu resides, displaying field values taken from table A. When one chooses an item in the menu, one has to click on a "Search" button to display a new layout in which records of table A a displayed, based on the value selected in the menu. The script launched when one clicks the button is:

Perform Find[]

Goto Layout["abc" (prout)]

It works correctly for the vast majority of the records, but when one selects, say, the value "x z" in the menu, clicking "search" displays not only "x z", but also "xy z", "xyy z", etc.

This is not my goal, I'd like that only "x z" be displayed. Has anyone an idea on how to do it? I'm a newbie :'(

Thanks for any assistance

Well, try searching for "x z", with the quotes.

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Thanks for your reply but, how do I do that? In my example, I put the quotes to emphasize the fact that in "x z", there was a space between the `x' and the `z'. The actual value is

x z

and not

"x z". The fact is that when I display the "result layout" for

x z

the record

xy z

is also displayed.

Use == for field content match.

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