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- TimDQrew Trainee
bump cuz i want to know as well!
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Tim D
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I have never heard of a negative way to do this out of the box but it's possible to create a single record where users would enter search criteria to include or omit or not contain, things like that and then make a relationship so that the data entry flows down to to the target table. Then have a formula to calculate the search results and show them on that single search record as an embedded report.
If there are a lot of users unable to get tangled up with each other there's another technique so that each user would have their own unique search record. But the idea is the same collect the data flow down to the details and have a formula down in the details to calculate whether the record qualifies in the search results and show the search results on the embed a table on the search record.
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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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