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please post the code here.<br />

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I have found a free extension which seems to do the job.<br />
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It is a simulated nested region extension by Tom Muck<br />
<a href="http://www.tom-muck.com/extensions/help/simulatednestedregion/" rel="ugc">http://www.tom-muck.com/extensions/help/simulatednestedregion/</a><br />
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It works well .<br />
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Thank for everyone's assistance<br />
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In fairness, I have awarded points to both solutions offered.
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I have found a free extension which seems to do the job.

It is a simulated nested region extension by Tom Muck
http://www.tom-muck.com/extensions/help/simulatednestedregion/ [http://www.tom-muck.com/extensions/help/simulatednestedregion/]

It works well .

Thank for everyone's assistance

In fairness, I have awarded points to both solutions offered.

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Just a quick question I'm stuck on. <br />
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I would like to create a repeat region that will only display records that contain a name in the name field of the 'comments' table. <br />
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If the name field is empty, I want the record to be excluded from the repeat region.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks.
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Just a quick question I'm stuck on. 

I would like to create a repeat region that will only display records that contain a name in the name field of the 'comments' table. 

If the name field is empty, I want the record to be excluded from the repeat region.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

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