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05-22-2018, 01:36 AM
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the whole proces: im using 3 columns. POST NR, POST NAME, [POST NR]]&" "&[@POST NAME]. first 2 are for the clients living address. the last one is for a property at which they might not live. if they do the formula gives me the address already. if they dont, i have to change that address.
looks like the best option will be to just loose the formula and write the address in every time. thanks anyway 
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