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8/3/10 8:05:31 AM

Is it possible to export the list items, from a dropdown list when exporting data to xml?

When i go Forms Menu, Manage form data, Export data, it exports only the first item or selected item in a dropdown list and not all the list items...

Am I missing somthing?

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8/3/10 8:07:11 AM

Nope ...the data is only supposed to hold a single value (the one the user selected).

Paul

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Nope ...the data is only supposed to hold a single value (the one the user selected).

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