Using Access, I think you can use a Regular Expression function to search for 
parts of a string.  Be nice to add Regular Expressions to Legacy.

Bob Hansen

On Mar 27, 2015, at 20:53, Brian/Support <[email protected]> wrote:

> Not in the Name list. The "search" as you type a name is a built-in
> feature of MS Access and only works for beginning characters.
>
> You can use search to find people with a surname containing Santiago.
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> Brian
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> On 27/03/2015 7:28 PM, GeoPappas wrote:
>> Puerto Ricans (and other Hispanics) use a system of two surnames (one for
>> their father and one for their mother).  So if a person was born of a
>> father named Juan RODRIGUEZ and a mother named Maria SANTIAGO, then the
>> surname of the child would be RODRIGUEZ Y SANTIAGO.  The "Y" in between the
>> surnames means "and" in English.  Sometimes the "Y" is dropped, so you
>> would just have RODRIGUEZ SANTIAGO.
>>
>> In the Name List dialog, is there any way to easily search for SANTIAGO in
>> the surname (even though it is the second part of the surname)?
>>
>> In other words, is there any way to search WITHIN a surname?
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