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Find Requirement Group

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Use Find Requirement Group to search for Requirement Groups already in your database. Requirement Group information is stored in the database by the fields completed in the Add - Requirement Group process. When using the Find - Requirement Group page, you search for a desired Requirement Group using information stored in the database via these fields. Search results viewed on the List – Requirement Group page display in columns, and each column of search results corresponds to a data field. Only a limited, pre-defined set of columns pertaining to Certificants are available to you on the Find – Requirement Group page.

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1. To search for Requirement Group already in your association's database, go to Modules>Certification > More... > Find Requirement Group > Requirement Group > Find Requirement Group. The Find - Requirement Group page opens.
2. For a more specific search, click the Advanced View check box. Expanded Boolean search options appear for each search criteria field. Use these search options to narrow your search results further.
3. Click Go. A list of search results displays in the List - Requirement Group page. If only one result comes of the search, the edit page for that result opens.

Note: The more specific you make search criteria, the narrower the results returned will be. A search for an Add User beginning with "F" returns more results than a search for an Add User beginning with "Full." And a search for all records with a certain Must Complete Count will produce more results than a search of Add Users starting with a "T" with a specific Must Complete Count.

Find vs. Query

Most Finds and Queries in netFORUM are run in CRM. The Find page is setup with a pre-defined set of columns (fields) versus a Query which allows you to select from any column in the search Table.

If you are not sure what you are looking for, use the netFORUM wildcard character, the percent sign (%), to help you with your search.