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perfect match required, just want to type partial match

perfect match required, just want to type partial match

Post by Fred » Sun, 31 Aug 2003 02:01:10


On the Team name criteria line, write:

Like [Enter Team Name] & "*"

If there is only one team name that starts with a particular letter, I for
instance, just type that letter, otherwise type as many additional letters
as you need to differentiate teams. "Da" for Dallas, "Den" for Denver, "Det"
for Detroit.
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perfect match required, just want to type partial match

Post by Joe Dewin » Sun, 31 Aug 2003 02:19:41

Thank you so much. I had been working on that all day
yesterday. I had the Like but I put the "*" before [].
Again THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!

particular letter, I for
additional letters
Dallas, "Den" for Denver, "Det"


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