Quick Filter lists, check boxes, and text boxes can be associated with a Set Filter command button. Use one command button to set filters for one or more list, check box, or text box, or configure a command button for each individual list, check box, or text box.
If the name of the command button begins with qiqall (for example, qiqall^qiqlbxcbt), the command button sets filter values selected from all lists, check boxes, and text boxes in the frame.
To configure a command button to set filters for only one list, check box, or text box, replace the object name (qiqall) with the associated filter name.
For example, a command button named Region^qiqtxbcbt sets values from a text box called Region^qiqtxb.
After you select values from multiple lists, check boxes, or text boxes, do one of the following:
Click the command button once to set all selected filters.
Click multiple times to set values from one list, check box, or text box at a time.
Although it may be faster to set filters using the first method, if mutually exclusive conditions are selected, the first method can result in no data displayed.
Note:
You can set one or more filter values at a time. If you are not familiar with the data, it may be best to select values from one list, check box, or text box and click the command button before selecting values from another list, check box, or text box.