Please note, that this is not a supported modification or change.

Follow the steps below to modify your fetchXML and your layoutXML to have the queue name show up in the advanced find. You can even update the name in the UserQueryBase to rename your advanced find to something better.

1. Create your advanced find, setup your filters etc.
2. Save your advanced find (name it something unique)
3. Get the guid of your advanced find (using open pop-ups in a new tab or using a select statement to look it up in the db.

   SELECT UserQueryID FROM UserQueryBase WHERE Name='Cases (w/Queue Name) - IT Example'
   

4. Then using the id, execute the following code to add the queue name:

   UPDATE UserQueryBase SET
   FetchXml = REPLACE(FetchXml,'</entity>',
   '<link-entity name="queueitem" from="objectid" to="incidentid" visible="false" link-type="outer" alias="qi">
   <link-entity name="queue" from="queueid" to="queueid" visible="false" link-type="outer" alias="Q">
   <attribute name="name"/></link-entity></link-entity></entity>')
   ,LayoutXML = REPLACE(LayoutXml,'</row>',
   '<cell name="Q.name" width="200" disableSorting="0"/></row>')
   -- Make sure to change the UserQueryID
   WHERE UserQueryID='71F94C46-F217-DF11-A241-0050569B4FF3'
   

5. If you have your advanced find window open, close and reopen it before trying to run it and see the "Q.name" column.

If you have any problems or questions, let me know. Again this is setup to work on advanced find for cases, I’m sure it could be modified for other queue-able entities.

The steps are:

1. Run an advanced find in CRM
2. Export it to Excel as a Dynamic Worksheet
3. Open it, save it as an excel file.
4. In Excel 2007, Click on Data in the ribbon, then Connections.
5. Click Properties
6. Click on Definition tab, edit the query
7. Click ok, then click close

Steps:

1. Create Form
2. Identify Radio button you want to control the toggle of another field.
3. Identify the field you want to hide.
4. Modify below javascript code after line 46 and place into Form Properties-> Onload Event

function registerEvent(id,eventname,eventfunction)
{
	// Register the *eventfunction* to the target *id* object for any event named *eventname*
	var obj = document.getElementById(id);
	if (obj==null) return;

	if (obj.addEventListener) {
		obj.addEventListener (eventname,eventfunction,false);
	} else if (obj.attachEvent) {
		obj.attachEvent (eventname,eventfunction);
	}
}

function ToggleElement(id, yesid)
{
	// get object and toggle between none and block display
	var obj = document.getElementById(id);
	if (obj==null) return;

	var yesobj = document.getElementById(yesid);
	if (yesobj==null) return;

	if (yesobj.checked) {
		obj.style.display='block';
	} else {
		obj.style.display='none';
	}
}

function AddRadioButtonSectionToggle(radioid,sectionid,no)
{
	var x = '2';
	if (no==true) x='1';
	// Register the click events for the toggles.
	registerEvent(radioid+'1','onclick',function() { ToggleElement(sectionid,radioid+x);});
	registerEvent(radioid+'2','onclick',function() { ToggleElement(sectionid,radioid+x);});

	// Toggle it now!
	ToggleElement(sectionid,radioid+x);
}

function ToggleSectionFormLoad()
{
	// Enable Radio Button Section Toggle

	// false=for yes
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_aproposaccount','it_apropospatternafterid_c',false);
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_aproposaccount','it_apropospatternafterid_d',false);

	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_existingphone','{0d269004-9f91-de11-890f-0050569b7606}',false);
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_existingphone','it_phonemacaddressoripaddress_c',true);
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_existingphone','it_phonemacaddressoripaddress_d',true);

	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_activedirectorymstnet','it_mstaccountpatternafterid_c',false);
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_activedirectorymstnet','it_mstaccountpatternafterid_d',false);

	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_activedirectorymscrmcrmlocal','it_patternemaildistributionlistmemid_c',false);//false if radio button default to no
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_activedirectorymscrmcrmlocal','it_patternemaildistributionlistmemid_d',false);

	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_projectaccess','it_projectaccesstype_c',false);
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_projectaccess','it_projectaccesstype_d',false);
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_projectaccess','{d0306d89-6d92-de11-890f-0050569b7606}',false);
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_project_issupervisor_timesheetmanger','it_timesheetmanagerid_c',true);//true if radio button default to yes
	AddRadioButtonSectionToggle('rad_it_project_issupervisor_timesheetmanger','it_timesheetmanagerid_d',true);

	}

ToggleSectionFormLoad();

After some further searching I found another blog by Delta-N, a CRM Gold Partner in the Netherlands. Delta-N had two techniques specified on their blog entry.

I was able to use Delta-N’s option 2 to enable editing of the Case Filter and specify the filter to be a status of Active or Resolved instead of just Active. I don’t care about Cancelled cases (because we only cancel them if they were opened in error).

How I modified the Quick Find for Active Cases
Using the method from Delta-N’s blog to edit the Default Filter on a Quick Find…

1. Use Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio to enable editing the Saved Query

   UPDATE [SavedQueryBase]
      SET IsCustomizable = 1
    WHERE Name = 'Quick Find Active Cases'
   

2. Open CRM and go to Customization, then the entity (In my case it was Case)
3. Open the QuickFind view
4. Click “Edit Filter Criteria,” edit, and save
5. Save and close the View
6. Save, then Publish the entity