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Hi Amy,
I feel like sometimes you read my mind before posting something. The last few postings have all been things I was trying to figure out on my own. Now I am getting the “How To” as clear as humanly possible. Thanks for another day of learning something very useful. Have a great weekend!
Great to hear, Clement!