SteveL13

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Why did you award only 500 points while it was a complete solution?
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Why did you award only 500 points while it was a complete solution?

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I am still trying to get used to the new system. &nbsp;It did the point automatically and I didn't catch it. &nbsp;I'll see if I can get it changed.
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I am still trying to get used to the new system.  It did the point automatically and I didn't catch it.  I'll see if I can get it changed.

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Did you get all the points now? &nbsp;I don't even see where I know how many have been awarded.
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Did you get all the points now?  I don't even see where I know how many have been awarded.

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Nope! Still 500 bonus points. Anyways, leave it. :)
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Nope! Still 500 bonus points. Anyways, leave it. :)

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I am so sorry. &nbsp;I will try to get to the bottom of this.
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I am so sorry.  I will try to get to the bottom of this.

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Hey! No problem. That's fine. :)
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I'm trying to get the month abbreviation in a field on a form. &nbsp;For example, if in a date field on the form I enter 6/1/2018 in the 1st field I want the 2nd &nbsp;field to indicate &quot;Jun&quot;, ( no quote marks)
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I'm trying to get the month abbreviation in a field on a form.  For example, if in a date field on the form I enter 6/1/2018 in the 1st field I want the 2nd  field to indicate "Jun", ( no quote marks)

Month abbreviation in a form field

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