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]]> http://blogs.infinite-x.net/2006/10/21/creating-a-fetchxml-in-clause-for-a-crm-query/comment-page-1/#comment-443 Mitch Milam’s Microsoft Discussions » Blog Archive » Using the Advanced Find for FetchXML builder Mon, 06 Nov 2006 03:20:44 +0000 http://blogs.infinite-x.net/2006/10/21/creating-a-fetchxml-in-clause-for-a-crm-query/#comment-443 [...] The first deals with obtaining the FetchXML code used by CRM internally to perform searches using the Advanced Find feature.  This is really great because it will save CRM developers tons of time. Instead of creating the query by hand, you can utilize CRM itself to create and test the query, then take the FetchXML code used by the query and integrate it into your own code. [...] [...] The first deals with obtaining the FetchXML code used by CRM internally to perform searches using the Advanced Find feature.  This is really great because it will save CRM developers tons of time. Instead of creating the query by hand, you can utilize CRM itself to create and test the query, then take the FetchXML code used by the query and integrate it into your own code. [...]

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