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Using the Find Functions for HTML Database Forms
You may have any number of reasons to find a particular recordset in a database. Sometimes finding what you want is easier said than done. This article walks you through the different search functions (also known as Find functions) and shows you when you should use them. This is the seventh part of a thirteen part series that focuses on database forms with HTML.
Read the full article here: Using the Find Functions for HTML Database Forms For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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