Let's say you are in interested in how many publications are available for an industry, such as the banking industry. If you do not make selections beyond the defaults, a listing of all sources appear in the Search Results . Of course, that would be quite unwieldy and not serve your interest of inquiry. To get you started on combining fields, try out the sample scenarios below. Select Fact Finding and then press Submit to see all publications for this topic.
Type Use to restrict the search result set to a specific type of publication.
Continuing the scenario of using Fact Finding as the topic, you could also select Reference Materials as the type to see that subset of Fact Finding publications. Or, if you are interested in all reference materials, select All for Topic. Publication Name Enter the publication name as it appears on the publication. However, the name must be exact. If you are not sure of the full name, enter just one of the words in the name.