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justuspost
USA
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Posted - May 18 2009 : 14:52:26
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I know I have posted this before, but I'm kind of stuck and I'm hoping for any other ideas..
Might there be a way to assign a sub group for a user? Maybe another field? but then can you select all of those addresses by that field to send to?
I have 3 groups that need state subgroups.
DB->group1, group2, group3
group1=NY,Co,CA,TX etc...
Any suggestions or ideas?
The only way I have seen to do this would be to have 3 db's instead of the 3 groups and the states would then be the groups...
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xequte
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Posted - May 19 2009 : 07:00:11
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Hi Justus
Why do you need to use sub-groups? You could select by group, and then search by state within your results.
Other options include just having more groups, e.g. group1_NY, group1_Co, group1_CA, group1_TX or sending to all of group1, but using conditional fields to insert different text for each state.
Nigel
Xequte Software
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