RXT,
This also works for any other filtering by field you may be doing (Advanced
Find, Search Folders, etc.). When I first applied this filter a while back I
was stymied and dogged in my determination to find this "needle in a
haystack" and it was just a matter of digging through each and every field
group.
While doing this digging, I had repeatedly missed looking it in the "User-
defined fields in folder" group during my manual search. This "Active" field
is present within the Business Contact Record out of the box and I as the
user had never "defined" this field so naturally I repeatedly skipped over
looking in this group until it was the only possible place left from my
laborious trial and error search. Sure enough, there it was. I knew the
darn field was somewhere but it could have been grouped more logically in
order to eventually locate it.
-THP
mrtimpeterson wrote:
[Quoted Text] >RXT,
>
>Are you trying to filter a customized view of your Business Contacts folder?
>If so, this field is available but it is nicely hidden. During your
>customization when you are in the "Show Fields" dialogue box, select
>available fields from: Drop down the list to select User-defined fields in
>folder. At the top of your list is the Active field and it will display a
>check box icon with a check mark indicating if the status is yes and a blank
>check box if it is no.
>
>-THP
>
>>I suspect it's a bug, but one of the fields *not* listed at all, I believe,
>>is the Active status for a business contact, if you want to perform a filter
>>for only Active BCM contacts. Has anyone found a simple work-around?
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