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Old 03-05-2026, 04:54 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
Maybe I'm missing something but have you tried just hanging the #pages in the template to pages.. ie

Code:
program:

if field('pages') then

 template('{pages} pages')

fi
# is needed to reference user created columns; lack of a # means built in column
Wow. I think I have set a new personel record for over-complicating my life here That is exactly what I wanted to do, but I misunderstood / misremembered that if there is not a # in a column name you cannot reference it in the code.

THANK YOU for bringing me back to reality with the simplest possible answer to my question.

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