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![]() I would like to make a custom view for contacts that is sorted by categories. I would like to hide numberous categories, but not the contacts in them. To clarify, I have contacts in the following categories: West Field, South Central, East KY, but they are all in the Category Kentucky. I'd prefer not to see a lot of category names in this view, because the contact is in another category. Thanks, ck |
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