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    started a topic details expressed as ranges of values in a report

    details expressed as ranges of values in a report

    I've created a physical inventory database for my company that creates and manages the serialized count sheets used during the inventory process. I'm struggling with an idea for the audit log that gets generated at the very end. Rather than listing all the count sheets by number for each inventory location, I'd prefer to save space and express the the count sheets in ranges. In this way, instead of listing:

    00001
    00002
    ...
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  • Nevermind...wen t the selective record set route and it works like a charm.
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