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yuppicide
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2009-12-10
edited 2009-12-15
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Is there a way to filter customers to not include any with a + in their name?
I've tried something like <>*+* or <>*"+"* with no luck.
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Savatage
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2009-12-10
Do they all have a + because they have something else in common?
Like a certain type of customer or something. Or was it a lasy thing, like someone not wanting to enter "and"?
Do the + all occur at the same place? does it start with a + or is it the 4th character, for example?
Your on Native DB right & No Dev License so I would think of a new field or new way if you need to "Mark" these customers in some way.
Harry Ruiz
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fverkel
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2009-12-11
Mark all records (Ctrl+A, Ctrl+F1).
Filter using *+*, then unmark these records (Ctrl+A, Ctrl+F1).
Remove the filter, then use Marked only.
You can use this method in C/AL-code.
On large tables this could cause performance problems.
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yuppicide
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2009-12-15
That worked great. Although I think in the second instruction you meant CTRL+F1 first then CTRL+A. Thanks!
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Like a certain type of customer or something. Or was it a lasy thing, like someone not wanting to enter "and"?
Do the + all occur at the same place? does it start with a + or is it the 4th character, for example?
Your on Native DB right & No Dev License so I would think of a new field or new way if you need to "Mark" these customers in some way.
http://www.BiloBeauty.com
http://www.autismspeaks.org
Filter using *+*, then unmark these records (Ctrl+A, Ctrl+F1).
Remove the filter, then use Marked only.
You can use this method in C/AL-code.
On large tables this could cause performance problems.