| | How to see where information on an inquiry comes from? |  
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Inquiries always begin with a table view that displays the list of records. One of the primary functions of an inquiry is to provide a progression of information which gives you quick access to different records. Because views control the presentation of information, separate views designed for a specific type of information are used for each level of detail. 
Viewing inquiries: 
	- View the information displayed in the columnar default table view.
 
	- If you want to add conditions to the default table view, click Conditions.
 
	- If you want to change the default view, click Change View and select a different view from a list or select a view from the drop-down in the toolbar.
 
	- If you want to view more detailed information about the current record in the table view, click Form view.
 
	- Click Table View to return to the default table view.
 
	- To locate a specific record in the table view, click Go to and enter the name of the record you want to locate.
 
	- To exit the inquiry, click Close.
 
 
 
Follow the steps below to see where information in a column is being retrieved: 
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In any application, from the Inquiry menu, select an inquiry. 
	 
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Select the correct data file if applicable. 
	 
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Click OK. 
	 
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Click Select (ALT+S) or click on any column heading. 
	 
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In the Column Options box, select Edit column contents. This will display the table and field being used for this column. 
	
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NOTE: If information is coming from a formula, go to Tools, Formulas, and select Public formulas or Application Formulas to view the details on the formula being used. 
		 
	 
	 
 
 
DocLink: How are inquiries and custom inquiries stored and updated? DocLink: How do I permanently change or save an inquiry?
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