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Old 09-15-2015, 11:55 PM
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That's because you're using a DATE field, and those update regardless of the "update automatically" setting. Instead of using a DATE field, you might consider a:
• CREATEDATE field, which updates only when the document is first created or is subsequently saved via Save As;
• PRINTDATE field, which updates only when the document is printed; or
• SAVEDATE field, which updates only when the document is saved.
Alternatively, you could lock the problem field or convert it to text.
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