Click to select one of the following match criteria from the drop-down:

• Any – To find cost items that match any of the entered criteria. This is an "or" condition. The results will include items that meet criteria 1 OR criteria 2 OR criteria 3, and so on.

• All – To find cost items that match all of the entered criteria. This is an "and" condition. The results will include items that meet all entered criteria, that is, criteria 1 AND criteria 2 AND criteria 3, and so on.

This checkbox is selected when you access the Select or Find Items window from the Estimate tab. Select it from the Alternates or Change Orders tab to view items from Estimate tab that also match the criteria. This checkbox does not appear when the window is accessed from the Catalog tab.

This checkbox is selected when you access the Select or Find Items window from the Alternates tab. Select it from the Estimate or Change Orders tab to view items from Alternates tab that also match the criteria. This checkbox does not appear when the window is accessed from the Catalog tab.

This checkbox is selected when you access the Select or Find Items window from the Change Orders tab. Select it from the Estimate or Alternates tab to view items from Change Orders tab that also match the criteria. This checkbox does not appear when the window is accessed from the Catalog tab.

Click to select a saved query to find items. The query criteria and results are displayed. You can save changes to the query by clicking Save As. You can delete the query by clicking Delete.

Click to select the field you want to find items by.

The field column specifies which field (column) you want to search. For example, if you are searching for cost items that have the word Concrete in the Description, you would select Description in the Field column.

Click to select the condition for the column you selected.

The column you select in the Field column determines what options are available in the Select By column. The option you select could be a mathematical operator, such as = (equal) or > (greater than), or it could be something like Starts with or Contains. The mathematical operators are used for columns that contain only numbers.

If you select Type in the Field column, the Select By column also contains the Value and you should not enter a separate Value. For example, you can select "Is Equipment" to look for equipment type cost items.