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Re: Searching by Date

You mean search for the next line in the document that has a certain date stamp / or is withing a certain range of dates?

There is the editor "locate" command.  Enter

  ?locate

on an LPEX command line for more information.  Usage examples:

  locate sequenceText 981201 to 981231
  locate sequenceText 991231

Kurt Anderson wrote: 
Can I search by date?
I know I can filter by date, but it's not the same.  When I do a ctrl-F
I don't see any date search function.
The reason I want to do this is so I can see all the code surrounding
the dated statement.
Again, I'm on 5.1.0.3.


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