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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

@Quentin wrote:
If I can discover one new (to me) approach like that a year, my time on communities will be worth it. : )

Thanks. Same here. :-) I think I learned that approach in 2018 from this post by John King.

Quentin
Super User

@Nasser_DRMCP , I suggest you un-accept my answer as the solution, and then select @FreelanceReinh 's custom interval answer as the solution.  My answer was just to celebrate the cool solution.  I didn't feel like a simple "like" was enough.  : )

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Nasser_DRMCP
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Quentin,

I agree with you to accept the FreelanceReinh 's solution; but I don't know how t un-accept yours

Quentin
Super User

I think if you click a button near my solution, there should be an option to select "this is not the solution" or something like that.  Or if you can't do it, it's possible one of the admins or super-users will do it. They have special powers. : )

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Nasser_DRMCP
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

it s done !

thank for your help

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