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May 24th 07, 07:04 PM
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Restriction
Hello,
I am using a restriction in my Task form code like this: oOVCControl.Restriction = "[Manager's Name]='Bill Smith'" Is it possible to set 2 parameters to the restriction like this?: oOVCControl.Restriction = "[Manager's Name]='Bill Smith'" & "[Company]='ABC Metal'" Thanks, Joel 
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