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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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Click a page of the book to<br />

see another find request<br />

Number of the current request<br />

Number of existing requests<br />

Click to exclude records<br />

that match the request<br />

Click to begin searching<br />

Choose operators from the<br />

Symbols pop-up menu to<br />

paste into the request<br />

Working with information in records 4-21<br />

See the following sections for more information about search criteria.<br />

4. Click Find in the status area, or choose Perform Find from the Select<br />

menu.<br />

To cancel before searching is finished, press Command-period.<br />

Keep these points in mind:<br />

1 To return the find request to the way it was before you began adding<br />

criteria, choose Revert Request from the Mode menu.<br />

1 Use the “=” operator when you want to find a value that is exactly as<br />

you specify—although the field could contain additional values.<br />

(“=John” could return “John,” “John Smith,” and “John Q. Public.”) Use<br />

the “==” operator when you want to find exactly what you specify, in<br />

the order you specify (“==John” returns “John” only; “==John<br />

Smith” returns “John Smith” only, not “Smith John.”)<br />

1 You can use the index (if the field’s values are indexed) to insert<br />

values into a find request. See “Working with the index” on page<br />

4-10.

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