use field names in view

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use index

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correct case on name

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add contact name

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try projected close date

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try a select and a checkbox field

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try .name

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rollback to no .name

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try client.find

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add __C

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inspect contact name

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lowercase n???!

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try bracket operator

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add inspect back in

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add to_s to inspect

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try separating find out

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actually interpret the string

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uppercase name

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try directly accessing Name attribute

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Success! Retrieved the Name

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