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Searching for Fields in Available Columns

Submitted by Laura Hillier (not verified) on Wed, 11/21/2012 - 10:08.

While I appreciate that we can avoid the scrolling method in the Report Builder to locate fields we want to populate into a report; it is still laborious to type into a separate box the name of a field and then have to "select" the one to move; rather than searching by typing the beginning of the field name in the list and clicking "enter" to populate it to the right as we used to.

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Searching for Fields in Available Columns

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