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Not that I can see. &nbsp;The binoculars do work the way you would expect a search to work.<br />
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The built in filter options are much more useful. &nbsp;If your form/subform is in DS view, the column headers have filter dropdowns. &nbsp;You can also right-click in any field to get slightly different search options. &nbsp;Although this does require that you specify which column to search, you get a lot more control.
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Not that I can see.  The binoculars do work the way you would expect a search to work.

The built in filter options are much more useful.  If your form/subform is in DS view, the column headers have filter dropdowns.  You can also right-click in any field to get slightly different search options.  Although this does require that you specify which column to search, you get a lot more control.

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If I type something into the search in table view, is there a way to move to the next found record?<br />
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If I type something into the search in table view, is there a way to move to the next found record?


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