Pretty interesting. I was playing around with it, and it **appears** that doing something like the following will work.

SET FIELDS TO ALL LIKE *PD*
BROWSE
SET FIELDS TO

>>I am trying to come up with a quick, effecient way of issuing a BROWSE... from the command window where I brow fields containing "xx" in their fieldname. For example, I want to browse all the fields in a table that have a "PD" in their fieldname. So I would browse MedPD, SurgPD but not browse FeeKey.
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>>Any suggestions?
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SET FIELDS TO ALL LIKE ???PD
>BROWSE
>SET FIELDS TO

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>Won't work, because you have different number of characters before PD. But, much to my surprise, Set Fields is additive - which cost me several hours once to discover, but then I earned a few grays in return - so the code should look more like this (add lines as needed)
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SET FIELDS TO ALL LIKE ?PD
>SET FIELDS TO ALL LIKE ??PD
>SET FIELDS TO ALL LIKE ???PD
>SET FIELDS TO ALL LIKE ????PD
>SET FIELDS TO ALL LIKE ?????PD
>BROWSE
>SET FIELDS TO