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Sorry for the late reply, I was away on a family emergency and did not have time to test the solution until today -- and it worked. &nbsp;Thank you.
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Sorry for the late reply, I was away on a family emergency and did not have time to test the solution until today -- and it worked.  Thank you.

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A while back, I created a vacation calendar in Sharepoint. &nbsp;A simple form of when will you be away, reason you need it off, etc. &nbsp;When the user submits the form by hitting OK, Sharepoint sends an email to the manager who can then view the request and either approve or deny. &nbsp;The manager no longer wants this responsibility and has requested I change it to someone else. &nbsp;I cannot figure out where to make this change. &nbsp;I have read other posts elsewhere that talk about Sharepoint Designer, but do I have to go through all that trouble to re-direct a form submission to someone else?
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A while back, I created a vacation calendar in Sharepoint.  A simple form of when will you be away, reason you need it off, etc.  When the user submits the form by hitting OK, Sharepoint sends an email to the manager who can then view the request and either approve or deny.  The manager no longer wants this responsibility and has requested I change it to someone else.  I cannot figure out where to make this change.  I have read other posts elsewhere that talk about Sharepoint Designer, but do I have to go through all that trouble to re-direct a form submission to someone else?

Sharepoint (SBS 2010) - Changing the approver on a request

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