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D.Donald
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> >If you Find on a field, all the empty ones are placed at the beginning
> >of the list, correct? Isn't this the equivalent of "finding a null
> >field?"
> No because you have the superset with the non-blank field. You can't
> just get the set of blanks...
> David
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Yes, this is true. However, depending on what you were intending to do with
your null list, it's not important, since all the null items are grouped at
the top.

There's still far too much cut-paste-edit in Endnote to completely please me,
but it beats the alternatives by a miles
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