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Find Loops

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Hello,

I want to know how can i make find loops so everytime i try to find something the next new result is going under the previous one. So as if i make 5 finds i will have the first line will be the first one the second one the results from the second one and etc. So if i have a table view i can see the one result under the other one. Can someone please help me?:???Thank you :

Is this a simple Find where each New Find Request will return 0 to 1 results? Ex. An Order database where you want to find each order by its Unique Order Number?

Will all the results be requested at the same time or could the user have the option to add more requests after performing an initial find?

Do the returned results absolutely have to be listed in the order they were requested?

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Hello,

Yes , but i would like the user to add more requests after performing an initial find. I want them listed if possible because i want to make one paper with the results the one under the other one, so it will be easier for me to edit and print and work. Can you help me out.

Thank You

The easiest way is to make a layout with your List View. Perform a find request and for each additional find use Records>Modify Last Find then Request>Add New Request. This would show the results you want but wont always return them in the order they were requested.

If you absolutely want the records to show in the order they were requested it will take some extra work. If that is what you want/need then it would help if you could post a mock-up database for us to show by example how to do this with scripting.

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