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Originally Posted by Lisa274 View Post
Using your (very helpful) Tutorial as an example - I would like to explain more clearly what I am after:

Using your City and State example - if there were also multiple Managers (Mgr) per City and you wanted a sort like:

per State NSW
per City Sydney
per Mgr <tab> Representative <tab> Sales Mgr Jones Brown $5,300
Driver $8,700
Mgr Smith Gadzic $7,400
Williams $700

My question is - Would THIS scenario use 2 or 3 keys?
That would require three keys.
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In my "Would Like" example I would like it sorted by:
Employee Name
Benefit name with the price per pay period and the Benefit Amount *
Dependents for that Benefit
That still only requires two keys. See attached (Note: you'll need to change the 'PeriodicPayment' and 'BenefitAmount' mergefield names to match whatever you actually use.
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File Type: docx Benefit summary with two keys.docx (22.5 KB, 28 views)
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