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Searching for Data

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MacProject II makes it easy to create powerful search formulas. A formula can contain as many as ten lines, each including a task attribute, a qualifier, and the text you want to search for. You can be in any chart except the Schedule Chart or the Resource Table when you search for data.

Each item in a formula (other than the qualifiers) is an argument. If the formula is more than one line long, each line also acts as an argument in the formula.


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Creating a Search Formula

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To create a formula:

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Choose Search Formula from the Search menu.



When the Search Formula dialog box first opens, it has a box across the top with a selection bar in it, a list of task attributes at the lower left, and an empty text box at the lower right.

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