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Good evening everyone.....

I have struggled with this one for a while and need some help.

I have figured the part below between the << >> now to get this to work.

When I am in the "Specify Find Request" dialog how do insert a previously set variable in the "criteria"?

I am putting $OrdNum in the criteria box and FMP Literally puts "$OrdNum" in the field instead of the variable.

This is driving me nuts becuase it seems like it should be so easy yet I cannot get it to work! I know I must be missing something basic.

Thanks,

Steve

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My Fields are "pkOrdNum" and "PrdID"

I want to be to find all Records with a certain Order Number but Omit those with a PrdID that equals DISC>>

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Steve

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When run in Find mode, the Omit Record script step checks the "omit" option for the request.

Posted

You can't use variable data in the Specify Find dialog. Instead you need to do it this way in your script:

Enter Find Mode

Set Field( field ; $variable )

Perform Find

Posted

I understand I can script as you state...

But how do I "Add a New Request"

So I can Find for "X"

but Omit "Y"

Thanks,

Steve

PS I have a work around but it is long and requires exporting to a temporary table and then finding and deleting the records I don;t wnat to display.

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Enter Find Mode

Set Field( field ; $variable1 )

New Record Request

Set Field (Field; $variable2)

Omit

Perform Find

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