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Perform Find

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Ok since everyone can answer most of my quesitons I hope this one is simple also.

I am trying to do a find where two fields are user entered but the second field has to be a less than or equal to ( >= or ?) i know how to specify finds but I can't put that into the find so if the user enters 4 it will automatically find ?4. I could enter ? into the field first and then have the user enter in the number, but I work with some of the most computer illiterate people around, and want to keep it simple stupid.

Can I do this any other way then entering in ? and formatting it so the user can't see it???

Use a script like

Allow User Abort [Off]

Set Error Capture [On]

Enter Find Mode [Pause]

If [not IsEmpty(secondField)]

Set Field [secondField; "<=" & secondField]

End If

Perform Find [ ]

If [not Get(FoundCount)]

Show Custom Dialog ["No records were found that meet the given criteria."]

Show All Records

End If

  • Author

Worked perfect!!

Quick question though, why does it not work without the 1st IF statement?

The If statement checks that the user has entered a value into secondField. If there is no value, then you do not want to search for <= Violin.gif, so the Set Field step is ignored. It should work without the If, though, if you can assume that secondField will always have a value entered during the find.

Note: violin player = N U L L

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