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Finding Table Data
Use the find function to locate a text or numeric value in the selected table view, message log, or event console view.
Table Find Examples

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- Moving a View
  Move a view to a different position in the workspace to take best advantage of the available space.
- Reordering Columns and Rows
  Change how a table view is sorted temporarily to focus on specific column details or in a more permanent way if it should always appear sorted in this manner. You can also reposition columns for a more logical organization or to emphasize columns of interest.
- Zooming a Chart View
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- Exporting a Query-based View
  Save some or all of the data that was retrieved by the query for a view in a text (.txt) file or comma separated value (.csv) file for further manipulation in another software application.
- Finding Text in a Browser View or Notepad View
  Use the find function to locate text in the selected notepad view or browser view.
- Finding Table Data
  Use the find function to locate a text or numeric value in the selected table view, message log, or event console view.
  - Table Find Examples
- Printing a View or Workspace
  You can print the workspace or an individual view and display a preview beforehand.

Table Find Examples

The criteria in this example will find cells whose AvgDiskBytes/Write value is at or above 5,000 and that were written on first day of the month (

Return a subset of the string in the formula is set to start at the fourth character in the time stamp, so it will find 06/01/09 and 10/01/09 but not 06/13/09).

Column	Type
AvgDiskBytes/Write	>= 5,000
Timestamp	== 4,01

The criteria in this example were written for the table in the EIB Change Log workspace to find entries that have been updated and that have "Disk" somewhere in the name. (

Return a subset of the string and

Scan for string within a string are described in STR and SCAN.)

Column	Type
Table Name	== IDDefSituation
Operation	== Update
Object Name	SCAN== 'Disk'

Most special characters are processed correctly in the find function. If you attempt to find text that includes a special character and it is not found, but you know it exists in your environment, precede the character with the \ backslash escape character. In this example, the user is searching through Temporary Storage Queues for a Queue ID of #ETC. This is how it is entered in the Value cell:

Column	Type
QueueID	== '\#ETC'
CICS RegionName