Search Parameters Formats

FieldFormat
Assessment Value Number Field
No $ sign, comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. $20,000.00 should be entered as 20000.
Deed Book String Field
No comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. 1,127 should be entered as 1127
Ex. 551 should be entered as 0000551
Deed Page String Field
No comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. 1,127 should be entered as 1127
Ex. 551 should be entered as 0000551
Deed Consideration Number Field
No $ sign, comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. $20,000.00 should be entered as 20000.
Deeded Acres Number Field
No comma separated groups.
Ex. 0.02 acres should be entered as .02
Improvement Value Number Field
No $ sign, comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. $20,000.00 should be entered as 20000.
Condition String Field - Must use the LIKE operator
Code Value
A EXCELLENT
B EXPENSIVE
C GOOD
G GOOD
D AVERAGE
E FAIR
F POOR
L LOW COST
S SUPERIOR
Land Value Number Field
No $ sign, comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. $20,000.00 should be entered as 20000.
Property Address String Field
Ex. 1402 WOODCHUCK
Subdivision Code
Subdivision Lot String Field
No $ sign, comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. $20,000.00 should be entered as 20000.
Total Appraised Value Number Field
No $ sign, comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. $20,000.00 should be entered as 20000.
Total Area Number Field
( First Level + Upper Level ) = Total Square Footage per Improvement. No comma separated groups, or decimal values. Ex. 1500 should be entered as 1500 Note: If you search for
Total Square Footage = 1500 it can return a property that has multi improvements. Add up all of the improvements and it will have a Total Square Footage of 1500.

Search Parameters Formats

ComparatorDefinition
Less Than Something less then something else.
Ex. 1 is less then 2
Less Than Or Equal Something less than or equal to something else.
Ex. 1 is less then or equals 2
Greater Than Something greater then something else.
Ex. 2 is greater then 1
Greater Than Or Equal   Something greater than or equal to something else.
Ex. 2 is greater than or equals 1
Equal To Something that is the same.
Ex. Illinois = Illinois
Like Something that is like something else.
Ex. Ill is like Illinois, because Ill is in Illinois
Is Null Something that has no value.
Ex. Date sold is empty
Is Not Null Something that has a value.
Ex. Date sold is not empty