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I haven't dealt with display files in ages (batch shop), but could you save the value of the indicator you're going to resuse so you could reapply it later?

For example, if you have indicator 50 being used on 2 screens. Each screen would save it's value of *In50 to a named indicator, then load that named indicator value into 50 before displaying the screen.

-Kurt

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Subject: Using the same conditioning indicator

Is there any issue with reusing a conditioning indicator that is on one record format on another within the same display file? I'm out of conditioning indicators


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