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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 : Using Advanced Find (part 2) - Organizing and Formatting Advanced Find Results

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4/30/2013 4:42:43 PM

2. Organizing and Formatting Advanced Find Results

As you can see, Microsoft Dynamics CRM gives you the power to create a report that contains a set of records based on specific, user-defined criteria and yet that is simple to put together. In addition to building your own search query, you can also format Advanced Find results to include additional data columns, and you can sort, order, and size the results columns to meet your reporting needs. You can do the following tasks:

  • Add any column you want to the results.

  • Adjust the order of the columns.

  • Modify the size of each column.

  • Define the sort order of the output.

For example, you might want to create a list of contacts that includes the contact name and primary address fields in a specific order. This can be accomplished with ease in Microsoft Dynamics CRM.

In this exercise, you will use the search query you created in the previous exercise, modifying the columns that appear in the output to include the Probability field for each opportunity as well as the Industry field for the customer account. In addition, you will sort and format your results.

Note

SET UP Use your own Microsoft Dynamics CRM installation in place of the site shown in this exercise. Use the Internet Explorer web browser to navigate to your Microsoft Dynamics CRM website, if necessary, before beginning this exercise.

  1. On the ribbon, click the Advanced Find button.

    The Advanced Find screen appears.

  2. In the Look for list, select Opportunities, and then click the Edit Columns button in the View group on the ribbon.

    The Edit Columns dialog box appears. Here you can modify the column order, set the column width, add or remove columns, and configure sorting.

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  3. In the Common Tasks area, click Add Columns .

    The Add Columns dialog box appears.

  4. Locate the Probability field and select the check box next to it to add the field to your results.

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  5. In the Record Type list at the top of the form, change the record type to Potential Customer (Account).

    Notice that you can add columns from related record types in addition to those from the primary record type.

  6. Select the Industry check box, and click OK.

    The newly added columns appear to the right of the original columns.

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    Important

    For each record type in Microsoft Dynamics CRM, system administrators can configure the default columns that appear in each Advanced Find results set. It’s possible that your results will include different columns. If there is a column you frequently add to your searches, ask your system administrator about adding it to the default Advanced Find view.

  7. In the Edit Columns dialog box, select (don’t double-click) the Industry column heading.

    The border color changes to green.

  8. In the Common Tasks area, click the left arrow until the Industry column is the first column in the results grid.

  9. Double-click the Industry column.

    The Change Column Properties dialog box appears.

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  10. Change the column width to 200 pixels by selecting 200px, and click OK.

    This setting doubles the column width from the 100-pixel default.

  11. In the Edit Columns dialog box, in the Common Tasks pane, click Configure Sorting.

    The Configure Sort Order dialog box appears.

  12. In the Sort By field, select Probability, and then select Descending Order.

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  13. Click OK. This sorts the results so that the opportunities with the highest closing probability appear at the top of the report.

    Tip

    Notice that you can also sort by a secondary column.

  14. In the Edit Columns dialog box, click OK to close the dialog box.

  15. On the Advanced Find tab of the ribbon, in the Show group, click the Results button. The search results are displayed with the new columns you added.

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