It doesn't matter how they selected them - it should be either way,
perfectly.

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"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
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Lisa M wrote:

Example: John Brown is in the "christmas list" and "business"
categories The user has these category groups with John Brown in
them: (1) christmas list (2) business and (3) christmas,business

I suspect, the, this person didn't click Categories and check the
"Business" and "Christmas" boxes in the "Available categories" list when
assigning categories, but typed in the string "christmas,business" in the
"Category field.
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