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The italian NG gave me an acceptable solution: lookupable fields have to be written one for row (a thing that I didn't know).<br />
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Thanks 
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The italian NG gave me an acceptable solution: lookupable fields have to be written one for row (a thing that I didn't know).

Thanks

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Suppose you have a person in the NAB that is an id used by more than one person. <br />
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So the surname of that person is &quot;Sales&quot; and the name is &quot;Greene Carter Ross Benton&quot; :-)<br />
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A part form using other methods such as a mail-in db, supposing I wish to use this ugly method, my simple problem is this:<br />
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When I write a mail, the to field has the lookup function:<br />
if I write &quot;sale&quot; lookup it's ok, if I write &quot;greene&quot; it's ok, if I write &quot;carter&quot; or any other is not.<br />
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Any workaround?<br />
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TIA<br />
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MArco
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Suppose you have a person in the NAB that is an id used by more than one person. 

So the surname of that person is "Sales" and the name is "Greene Carter Ross Benton" :-)

A part form using other methods such as a mail-in db, supposing I wish to use this ugly method, my simple problem is this:

When I write a mail, the to field has the lookup function:
if I write "sale" lookup it's ok, if I write "greene" it's ok, if I write "carter" or any other is not.

Any workaround?

TIA

MArco

Assress book name lookup

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