DO YOU USE TRACK-IT?!?!
If you use the NEW Track-It, Version 7.0, which has been implemented for use in Windows 7, 64 bit,
PLEASE NOTE!!!:
...the "SEARCH" function has been "disabled" from previous windows xp versions. SO....that being said, you CAN do a search function by doing the following:
Open the "Filter" Function at the top left of the window and do the following:
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MS Access Database Search Query Syntax
Field: ->choose
Sort: ->ascending OR descending
Criteria: ->Like "*item*"
For EXAMPLE!:
Field: ->Model
Sort: ->Ascending
Criteria: ->Like "*C9025*"
This finds ALL instances of C9025 WITHIN the MODEL FIELD! This is what we are shooting for!!!
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CHEERS
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PS--Call Jim or Joel at 601-863-0507 to request they implement this into a front-end GUI dialog window. As it stands, the above is a back-end type search query which is kludgy at best!
If you use the NEW Track-It, Version 7.0, which has been implemented for use in Windows 7, 64 bit,
PLEASE NOTE!!!:
...the "SEARCH" function has been "disabled" from previous windows xp versions. SO....that being said, you CAN do a search function by doing the following:
Open the "Filter" Function at the top left of the window and do the following:
---
MS Access Database Search Query Syntax
Field: ->choose
Sort: ->ascending OR descending
Criteria: ->Like "*item*"
For EXAMPLE!:
Field: ->Model
Sort: ->Ascending
Criteria: ->Like "*C9025*"
This finds ALL instances of C9025 WITHIN the MODEL FIELD! This is what we are shooting for!!!
---
CHEERS
---
PS--Call Jim or Joel at 601-863-0507 to request they implement this into a front-end GUI dialog window. As it stands, the above is a back-end type search query which is kludgy at best!