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In Business Contact Manager for Outlook, the user can filter the information provided in the standard reports to produce only the information one wants to use. For example, by using the Simple Filter the user can refine the standard report named Accounts by city to show only Accounts that are Active and have a rating of Excellent. The user can further refine the reports by using the Advanced Filter to combine multiple field values into comparative expressions that produce a single result.
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| Date: | Dec 2007 |
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