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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 User's Guide - MAEIL, Information ...

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To select a record:1. Put the insertion point in the text box for which you want to search for a record.If a suggestion is available, the Form Assistant pane filters and displays the appropriaterecords.2. In the Form Assistant pane, click a record.The appropriate data fills the text box.To create follow-up activities related to the open record:1. From an open record, on the Actions toolbar, click Follow Up .The Form Assistant pane displays a partially completed activity.2. Select the activity type.You cannot create a follow up task activity for an e-mail activity created with a quickcampaign. Select a phone call, letter, fax, e-mail or appointment activity.3. Complete the required fields.4. Click Save or Save and Open.Create, edit, or save an Advanced Find searchCan I do this task?This task requires permissions that are found in all default security roles. More information about specificpermissions and performing this task while offline: Common Task Permissions1. On the Standard toolbar, click Advanced Find.Tip: Advanced Find starts with criteria based on where you are in <strong>Microsoft</strong> <strong>Dynamics</strong> <strong>CRM</strong>. If youclick Advanced Find from a view, the criteria for that view will be preloaded for you.– OR –To edit a saved search, on the Standard toolbar, click Advanced Find, click the Saved Views tab,and then double-click the saved view.2. Specify the search criteria.If Show Details is visible in the criteria toolbar, click it.a. Specify what to search forb. In the Look for list, select the type of record you want to search for, such asAccounts, Leads, or Users.c. Click Select to select criteria for the search, including the field to search on (forexample, Account Name or City), the query relational operator, and the values tolocate (for example, "Seattle" or "E-mail").You can select fields from the current record type, or from related records.For some values, you can click the Lookup buttonbox and select the value you want.to open the Select Values dialogAt the bottom of the Select list, the Related section shows related record types are. When you select arelated record type, a new Select link appears to select fields from this related record type.12 <strong>Microsoft</strong> <strong>Dynamics</strong> <strong>CRM</strong> <strong>4.0</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong>

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