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replyReply Mon 3 Mar 2008, 16:51Delegate Emma said...

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how do your filter search in reports

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replyReply Tue 18 Mar 2008, 11:37Trainer Pete said...

RE: reports

Hi Emma, Thank you for your post, In answer to your question if you create your report following the steps in the Report Wizard you will be given the options to sort, group, summarise and filter your records before they are sent to the final report. Another way is to use a query to supply information to the report and filter the data in the query. I hope that helps best regards Pete.

 

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