January 28, 200223 yr This may sound like a dumb question, but how do I do a search for all the records that have a field with no data? Everytime I've tried it I don't get the results I want. I used the example below to find all records with no page number. Can anyone see what I did wrong? "FMPro?-DB=Tracking.FP5&-Format=summary.htm&-Op=eq&ProjectName=[FMP-Cookie : theProject]&-Op=eg&PageNumber=&-Max=all&-Find" Thanks for your help! Dave
January 28, 200223 yr Try this: "FMPro?-DB=Tracking.FP5&-Format=summary.htm&-Op=eq&ProjectName=[FMP-Cookie : theProject]&-Op=eq&PageNumber==&-Max=all&-Find" I have changed: -op=eg to -op=eq PageNumber=& to PageNumber==& Hope this helps. Garry
January 28, 200223 yr Author actually the "eg" was a typo, I did have "eq". I've also tried the "==" that didn't work either. Any other ideas?
January 28, 200223 yr Is the page containing this URL being processed by FM? If not the [FMP-Cookie: tag will not be replaced by the cookie contents. Hence, the search will be looking for Projects with the name "[FMP-Cookie: ....". You can check this going to FM and select "Modify Last Find" from the "Records" menu. Other than that the URL should work. Test it without the "&ProjectName=[FMP-Cookie : theProject]&". All the best. Garry
January 28, 200223 yr quote: but how do I do a search for all the records that have a field with no data? Hi, the easiest way to do this is to create another calculation field in your database, like: If(IsEmpty(PageNumber),"yes","") then do a search on that field for "yes": "FMPro?-DB=Tracking.FP5&-Format=summary.htm&-Op=eq&ProjectName=[FMP-Cookie : theProject]&-Op=eq&calcfield=yes&-Max=all&-Find" ....I usually fix problems by going around them regards, jeff
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