({RecordList.EntryDate} >= {?FromDate} and
{RecordList.EntryDate} <= {?ToDate} and
{RecordList.DocumentName} like {?SearchDocumentName}) and
({RecordList.EntryDate} >= {?FromDate} and
{RecordList.EntryDate} <= {?ToDate} and
{RecordList.RecordFiledFor} like {?SearchFiledFor}) and
({RecordList.EntryDate} >= {?FromDate} and
{RecordList.EntryDate} <= {?ToDate} and
{RecordList.Logged-in By} like {?Entered by})

 

And I've used this:

({RecordList.EntryDate} >= {?FromDate} and
{RecordList.EntryDate} <= {?ToDate} and

({RecordList.DocumentName} like {?SearchDocumentName} and

{RecordList.RecordFiledFor} like {?SearchFiledFor} and

{RecordList.Logged-in By} like {?Entered by})

 

But neither is working. What can I do to get what I am looking for?

({RecordList.EntryDate} >= {?FromDate} and {RecordList.EntryDate} <= {?ToDate}) and
 ((not hasvalue({?SearchDocumentName}) or {RecordList.DocumentName} like {?SearchDocumentName}) or 
(not hasvalue({?SearchFiledFor}) or {RecordList.RecordFiledFor} like {?SearchFiledFor}) or 
(not hasvalue({?Entered by}) or {RecordList.Logged-in By} like {?Entered by}))

 

But what that gives me is a combination of all three search criteria. I want it to return data from the dates entered; required. Then if I put in only one of the search criteria, it will return that and any of the other fields that are blank. If I put in 2 search criteria, then it has to meet both with the 3rd left blank, so on and so forth. The more searches entered, the more restrictive the search results. I guess what I have now will work, it's just that I want to be able to be more restrictive as if more criteria is entered. Thanks!