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Old 09-28-2018, 04:23 AM
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Andrew, good follow on ;-).

Still, I am sort of in Graham's camp. I don't see the point of locking CCs which are mapped. You change one, they all change. Why go all the way back to the top of a document to change a value (in the first control) if you only realize it is wrong when you reach the bottom (in the last control)?
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