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This worked in a previous document (from last year), but when I used the same doc with a new list (same fields), I got the "Error! Unknown op code for conditional" message. I've checked for missing & extra spaces, etc. but can't figure out what's going wrong.
I can't seem to paste here, so attaching a doc that shows the code. |
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Your field codes work fine for me. They are way over-engineered, though. See attached.
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Thanks--how so? Maybe if I can simplify, they'll work for me & be easier to re-use.
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You might at least look in the attachment I supplied...
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