ron G Posted February 27, 2011 Posted February 27, 2011 OK. This really isn't a FIND problem. I think FIND is working as designed. It is more of a 'user' problem. But, here goes: I wrote this script: see above The first line sets a variable $LastFirst equal to a concatenation of last and first names. Everything works great until I get to the 2nd from the bottom line. (In Blue) That PERFORM FIND ($LastFirst) locates the record that was showing BEFORE the PERFORM FIND "Members" or PERFORM FIND "Candidate" BUT IT RESETS THE RECORD COUNT TO 1 of 1. (which is should) Question: "Is there some way to do a find on all the "Members", for example, and then locate the record that was showing BEFORE the FIND and thereby avoid the record 1 of 1? (which should be more like 1 of 14)
Himitsu Posted March 5, 2011 Posted March 5, 2011 so, you are saying you want all the records to show but the one you found, you want at the top? Of, a kind of GoTo record rather than a find?
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