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Hi,

Im not sure what this is a called, so I do hope that I can explain it properly, and that Im posting in the proper place...

I enter data into a field. That field is then used by another global field which calls its data through a calculated result an displays it for printing.

The issue is that once the data is displayed for printing, "?,?,?" is added (without the quotes) to the end of the text which was originally entered. The following is the calcutaion used for the Calculated Value...I did not include the custom function as it is used (i think) by others and this is the only place I am aware of this issue. Any tips as to what is happening would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!!

Let (

drains = GetNthRecordSet ( REPORT_SS_Supression Inspection_DRY::Report_Low_Point_Drains ; 1 ; " " ) ;

Case (not IsEmpty (drains); drains & ¶ & ¶ & TextStyleAdd ( "NOTE:" ; Underline ) & " a note is added here relative to the application." )

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OK... so not sure why, but as i was looking at a backup copy (to see if i could attach a file for review) I noticed that the original field for data entry in the back up DB was setup with a maximum repetitions of 4, whereas the live DB had a max repetitions of 1. The backup did not display the same error which the live did. As soon as I changed the original input field in the live DB to max repetitions 4, it worked perfect. Problem gone.

So, it fixed the issue, but I sure don't understand what happened....????

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