burlap
7 posts
msg #53274
- Ignore burlap |
7/19/2007 6:39:01 PM
Do I understand correctly that unless told differently the filters filter the whole data base. And if I want to filter a watch list that watch list has to be included in the filter criteria? Thanks again, Lloyd
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slotmarket
59 posts
msg #53290
- Ignore slotmarket |
7/20/2007 1:20:29 AM
I believe you got it right.
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eoao
1 posts
msg #54983
- Ignore eoao |
9/20/2007 10:57:22 PM
When trying to filter a watch list, the filter kept going to the watch list I didnt want to filter. I finally deleted that one. I had WL1 and BBH as my watchlist names. I wanted the BBH to be in the filter and put that name in the filter. After I deleted WL1, the filter used BBH. Any help so I can have more than one watch list? Thanks
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roheba
20 posts
msg #55020
- Ignore roheba |
9/21/2007 2:24:34 PM
I'm new to SF and was having some similar difficulties with watch lists until I determined that the syntax of my "Apply to" statement was incorrect.
I feel kinda silly pointing this out, but it made a difference for me...
The proper syntax is:
apply to watchlist(your_list_name)
I know this is very elementary, but I hope it's is helpful.
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