ron G Posted August 17, 2009 Posted August 17, 2009 (edited) ... I just don't see it.... I have a field called Symbol In this field there are these records: GLD, GRD, etc... When I search for duplicates, if the user has typed a 'g' in the field and then the script does a FIND, it returns all fields that start with 'g'. I want it to return just fields that are identical to the search field; ie, 'g'. How do I do that? THanks Edited August 17, 2009 by Guest Corrected subject
ron G Posted August 17, 2009 Author Posted August 17, 2009 I neglected to mention that it is a script driven 'find'. So, ==g won't work. Anyway, here is the script: set variable [$stocksymbol; value:stock::symbol] goto layout ["Stock" (stock)] view as table enter find mode set field [stock::symbl; $stocksymbol] perform find[] (hmmm or can I concatenate the "=="&$stocksymbol ??)
Peter (duksis3) Posted August 17, 2009 Posted August 17, 2009 Hi, Instead of script you have exposed: set variable [$stocksymbol; value:stock::symbol] goto layout ["Stock" (stock)] view as table enter find mode set field [stock::symbl; $stocksymbol] perform find[] try copy-paste: Copy [stock::symb] goto layout ["Stock" (stock)] Enter find mode Paste [stock::symb] perform find[] where field [stock::symb] must be calculation field with text result "=="&symbol "Copy-Paste" is not so bad option is such cases.
ron G Posted August 18, 2009 Author Posted August 18, 2009 LARETTA, thanks for the idea. concatenating the find worked great. BTW, i tried to rate your idea and couldn't get message ranking to work? any suggestions? thanks again
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