- Find all Primary Contacts
- Posted by Ian Kelsall on January 16th, 2008
Hi all,
anyone know how I can use advanced find to search fo all contacts who are
"Primary contacts" ?
I want to do a mail merge to these contacts - but if I mail merge to the
Accounts, I dont have seperate fields for first/last name.
Thanks
Ian
- Posted by Jeffry van de Vuurst on January 16th, 2008
Hi Ian,
In the advanced find view in the select dropdown select Related -> Accounts
(Primary Contact). This will link the contact entity to the account entity
using the primary contact field.
This will return all contacts that are a primary contact on any account.
HTH,
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- Posted by Ian Kelsall on January 16th, 2008
Hi jeffry,
thanks for the input.
Do you mean select that property but leave the supplimentary box thats
displayed blank ?
I didnt realise this would work - I thought that was just a means to select
further fields from a related item.
Thanks
Ian
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- Posted by Jeffry van de Vuurst on January 16th, 2008
Yep, just select that property. It's not meant to select fields from a
related item, it's for filtering on fields of a related item.
If you're familiar with the SQL language, this is a JOIN.
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- Posted by Ian Kelsall on January 16th, 2008
Excellent..
many thanks for your assistance.
Ian
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