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Rob@Work
Posted 3/31/2008 6:25:18 PM
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I created a User Defined screen with a few user defined fields.  One of them contains data that I would like to export but those fields are in the 20,000 range.  Is there some way to get that small bit of text into an export template?

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mwm50
Posted 5/2/2008 2:18:17 PM


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Maybe I don't understand the question but you should be able to export user-defined fields like any other field.

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BetaFisch
Posted 5/2/2008 3:03:38 PM


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If you load field ids from the utilities menu, Point will display the actual field id.  the 20,000 from roll over help is not accurate.

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