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February 24th 10, 12:34 PM
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Help with designing a task as a form
Apologies if this has been asked before. This is my first time on here.
I'm trying to design a task as a form so it can be used over and again. I always want it to generate a new "log" number every time a new form is created. I've got some way to doing it, but I don't know the correct formula for the new number every time. I have a screendump of what I've done so far, but it seems I can't add it in here. If anyone can help, please email me and I will send you the screendump. Thanks very much. 
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