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Hi Everyone-<br />
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I am using Sharepoint enterprise 2010 and sharepoint designer 2010. I am trying to create a workflow to update a list from the main site to a sub site. For example:<br />
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List 1 is on the main site and contains Customer ID.<br />
List 2 is on the sub site and I want it to contain Customer ID.<br />
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I want a workflow to grab the Cutsomer ID from the main site and create a new item in the sub site.<br />
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Thank you-
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Hi Everyone-

I am using Sharepoint enterprise 2010 and sharepoint designer 2010. I am trying to create a workflow to update a list from the main site to a sub site. For example:

List 1 is on the main site and contains Customer ID.
List 2 is on the sub site and I want it to contain Customer ID.

I want a workflow to grab the Cutsomer ID from the main site and create a new item in the sub site.

Thank you-

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