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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Select how to replace<br />

field values<br />

To replace field values:<br />

Working with information in records 4-15<br />

1. In Find mode, find the records whose data you want to replace.<br />

2. If you want the data in a specific order, in Browse mode, sort the<br />

records.<br />

3. In Browse mode, in the current record, select the contents of the field<br />

whose values you want to replace.<br />

4. If you’re replacing data (not assigning serial numbers), type the value<br />

to replace the current data with.<br />

5. Choose Replace from the Mode menu.<br />

6. In the Replace dialog box, choose how to replace field values.<br />

To replace each field<br />

with Select<br />

The value in the currently<br />

selected field<br />

Replace with . <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> replaces the<br />

contents of the field for the entire found set.<br />

A serial number Replace with serial numbers. Then type the starting value<br />

for the serial numbers and how much to increment each<br />

number by. (<strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> enters serial numbers<br />

starting with the first record in the found set).<br />

If you chose to automatically enter a serial number<br />

when you defined the field, you can update the next<br />

serial number value in the Entry Options dialog box by<br />

selecting Update serial number in Entry Options? in the<br />

Replace dialog box.<br />

An expression you specify Replace with calculated result, and then click Specify. In the<br />

Specify Calculation dialog box, define the expression.<br />

(See “Writing formulas for calculation fields” on page<br />

2-20.) The expression result must match the field type<br />

of the replaced field.

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