Using the find record command button

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John Baker

I have created a command button (Using the cmd button wizard) to bring up
the find a record dialog box.(Equivalent to using the binoculars)
However I would like more control over the dialog box. eg Not have the
replace feature appear. Also having the "Match:" option always default to
"Any Part of Field".

Can anyone help me with this or perhaps have code to create my own dialog
box and find a record based upon "Any Part of Field".


Any help greatly appreciated.

John Baker
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The answer to the second part of your question is to go to
the Tools menu choice, select Options, and set the default
Edit/Find behaviour to be the behaviour you want.
 
-----Original Message-----
I have created a command button (Using the cmd button wizard) to bring up
the find a record dialog box.(Equivalent to using the binoculars)
However I would like more control over the dialog box. eg Not have the
replace feature appear. Also having the "Match:" option always default to
"Any Part of Field".

Can anyone help me with this or perhaps have code to create my own dialog
box and find a record based upon "Any Part of Field".


Any help greatly appreciated.

John Baker
(e-mail address removed)
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John,
Not sure about how to rid yourself of the Replace tab,
but I found that going into Options, then select the
Edit/Find tab and then make sure General Search is
selected,I then always got Any Part Of Field.

Hope that helps.

Suze
 
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