Yes, but do it like this:
NOT ("%" + $field$ + "%" LIKE 'field')
("%" + $field$ + "%" NOT LIKE 'field') won't work in most languages.
Fluxman
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I have a character field with several rows of numbers. I also have a table
that is displaying all the numbers in the character field that match a
separate table ("%" + $field$ + "%" LIKE 'field'). I also would like a table
that displays any numbers that are not matched. Is there a way to search for
a value that is not like another? If there was a single value in the
character field then this would be easy.
Brian Sokol
Manager, Desktop Services
Scholastic Inc.
557 Broadway
NY, NY 10012
(212) 343-6494
<http://www.Scholastic.com> http://www.Scholastic.com
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