You can define separately for each characteristic how the value you enter or select is handled by the Find Objects function.
Select the characteristic for which you want to define a comparison type.
Choose Comp. type.
You see a dialog box in which you define a comparison type.
For numeric formats:
Comparison type: Inclusive (1): you see a list of all the objects that match your search criteria
Comparison type: Exclusive (3): you see a list of all the objects that do not match your search criteria
For character formats (with string search):
Comparison type: Inclusive (2): you see a list of all the objects that contain a string of characters in the sequence you enter
Comparison type: Exclusive (4): you see a list of all the objects that do not contain a string of characters in the sequence you enter
If you do not select a comparison type for a characteristic, the setting Inclusive applies.
String Search for Character Formats
The find string function gives you the following options for entering a character string:
If the position of the string is not relevant, enter the string with the special character *:
Example: S* |
Finds all values that contain an āSā at any point. |
If the position of the string is relevant, enter + for each variable character.
Example: +O++ |
Finds all values that are four characters long and contain an āOā as the second character. |