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February 8th 10, 10:55 PM
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Storing Multiple Selections
I coordinate volunteers and need to store the days and times when
they're available on a custom form. Anyone have a good suggestion as to how to go about this? 
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February 9th 10, 04:34 PM
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Storing Multiple Selections
Why not just use a calendar for that purpose? No form needed. Name as
subject, and plug in the time range. OutdoorRuss wrote: I coordinate volunteers and need to store the days and times when they're available on a custom form. Anyone have a good suggestion as to how to go about this?
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