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  1. Kaktussoft
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    TypeOfBs="property management" is also part of the criteria
    so "property management" isn't included. Nor is "property management 123"

    Logic isn't it?
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  3. CosmicJest
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    OK - I got it! I changed TypeOfBs to: like *property management* and the missing records came up! Thanks Kaktussoft!
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