neilticktin Posted August 16, 2014 Posted August 16, 2014 I'm thinking that I'm just looking at this all wrong ... but let's see how folks chime in. Two tables -- people and registrations (assume registrations can be the values A-F). Relationship via a "People ID" The people layout has a portal that shows all the registrations for that person in the portal. I want to do a find that has all the people that have registration A and registration F. In other words, they cannot have just A or F, but need both. Since you can only search on one portal row for the record, and multiple finds requests are an "OR" not an "AND" -- what's the best way to do this? (Note: There's a lot more than A-F, and there's more complexity and a lot of options -- I just distilled it down in this way to make it simple.) Thanks! Neil
comment Posted August 16, 2014 Posted August 16, 2014 Start by finding the A's, then constrain the found set by finding the F's.
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