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I have a frmreferb form and frmrefurbsub form. the sub form and the following field Supplier - Product - Product Desc - Serial Number I want to be able to click on the Supplier List Box and the click on the product list box but I only want products to display which are available from the supplier I have selected initially. Does anyone have any ideas how I can achieve the above? Thank you in advance. S Sorry I ment Combo boxes and NOT List Boxes in my post! >I have a frmreferb form and frmrefurbsub form. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > S >Sorry I ment Combo boxes and NOT List Boxes in my post! > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> product list box but I only want products to display which are available >> from the supplier I have selected initially. Doesn't matter, the solution to both is the same ;-) Set the product combo box's RowSource to a query that has a criteria like this for the supplier field: Forms!frmreferb.frmrefurbsub.Form.cboSupplier Then, use a little code in the Supplier combo box's AfterUpdate event procedure: Me.cboProduct = Null Me.cboProduct.Requery  SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] Umm,, I seem to be really struggling with this one.... Does it make any difference if I have the form in datasheet view and is a subform? All that seems to happen when I do the below is a select the supplier and I get a runtime error and then there is nothing in the product combo list?? Do you have any detialed documentation I can follow? Thank you S >>Sorry I ment Combo boxes and NOT List Boxes in my post! >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Me.cboProduct = Null > Me.cboProduct.Requery There are other explanations in many other newsgroup posts that you can find by searching the Google archives. You should have posted the error message that was displayed because it is usually a valuable clue. However, I suspect that your error was a type mismatch. If so, it would imply that there is something funny in the way you have set up the combo boxes. Please post a Copy/Paste of both combo box's RowSource SQL statements so I can see the fields. I also need to see both combo box's Name, ColumnCount and BoundColumn properties and a Copy/Paste of the actual code that you used. SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] >Does it make any difference if I have the form in datasheet view and is a >subform? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> Me.cboProduct = Null >> Me.cboProduct.Requery Marsh I have removed the original code etc so I now have an frmrefurb and frmrefurbsubform. Here are the details of the combo boxes - Thank you for you help! The subform is where I have the combo boxes in datasheet view I have referbdetailID Supplier Name: ProductID and Product Description Name: In deisgn view I have CBOSupplierName Row Source SELECT DISTINCT tblProducts.SupplierID, tblSuppliers.SupplierName FROM tblSuppliers INNER JOIN tblProducts ON tblSuppliers.SupplierID=tblProducts.SupplierID; Column Count 2 Bound Column 2 Control Source SupplierName Then I Have CBOProduct Row Source SELECT tblProducts.ProductID, tblProducts.ProductName FROM tblProducts; Column Count 2 Bound Column 1 Control Source ProductID and finally CBOProductDescription Row Source SELECT tblProducts.ProductDescription FROM tblProducts; Column Count 1 Bound Column 1 Control Source ProductDescription. > There are other explanations in many other newsgroup posts > that you can find by searching the Google archives. [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] >>> Me.cboProduct = Null >>> Me.cboProduct.Requery It appears that the refurbdetail TABLE is a list of products associated with a refurb. In a situation like that, unless you are doing something weird with the product description, tblreferbdetail only needs two fields: referbdetailID (Autonumber? primary key) ProductID (Long Foreign key) You can include SupplierID in there if you think it will help somewhere else, but a query can get the SupplierID from the product table using the ProductID. OTTH, you do not want the product name, description or serial number fields in tblreferbdetail as they would duplicate the information in the product table. The table could, of course, have other fields for data specific to the refurbdetail (e.g. refubdate, work estimate. etc). Given all that, the subform would have (at least): txtreferbdetailID Visible No ControlSource referbdetailID CBOSupplier: Row Source: SELECT SupplierID, SupplierName FROM tblSuppliers Column Count 2 Bound Column 1 ColumnWidths 0; Control Source SupplierID CBOProduct: Row Source: SELECT ProductID, ProductName, ProductDescription, ProductSerialNum FROM tblProducts WHERE SupplierID = Forms!frmrefurb.frmrefurbsubform.Form.CBOSupplier Column Count 4 Bound Column 1 ColumnWidths 0;;0;0 Control Source ProductID txtProductDescr: ControlSource =CBOProduct.Column(2) txtSerialNum ControlSource =CBOProduct.Column(3) SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] >I have removed the original code etc so I now have an frmrefurb and >frmrefurbsubform. Here are the details of the combo boxes > >The subform is where I have the combo boxes in datasheet view I have referbdetailID Supplier Name ProductID Product Description Name >CBOSupplierName Row Source: SELECT DISTINCT tblProducts.SupplierID, tblSuppliers.SupplierName FROM tblSuppliers INNER JOIN tblProducts ON tblSuppliers.SupplierID=tblProducts.SupplierID; Column Count 2 Bound Column 2 Control Source SupplierName >CBOProduct Row Source: SELECT tblProducts.ProductID, tblProducts.ProductName FROM tblProducts; Column Count 2 Bound Column 1 Control Source ProductID >CBOProductDescription Row Source: SELECT tblProducts.ProductDescription FROM tblProducts; Column Count 1 Bound Column 1 Control Source ProductDescription >> There are other explanations in many other newsgroup posts >> that you can find by searching the Google archives. [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] >>>> Me.cboProduct = Null >>>> Me.cboProduct.Requery I have done what you have suggested and have two issues which is most like down to something I have done When I access the page whihc may I add has a tab control I get the following message Enter Value Forms!frmrefurb.tblReferbDetails Subform.Form.CBOSupplier ?? The second issue I have is I can select the supplier and then try and select the product whihc displays the correct product but will not allow me to select it? No message appears? Any Ideas? > It appears that the refurbdetail TABLE is a list of products > associated with a refurb. [quoted text clipped - 130 lines] >>>>> Me.cboProduct = Null >>>>> Me.cboProduct.Requery Are you sure that the subform **control** is named tblReferbDetails Subform Even if that is the control's name, it would require [ ] around it because of the space. Forms!frmrefurb.[tblReferbDetails Subform].Form.CBOSupplier If the combo box won't let you select an entry in the list, I think it might be because its control source is not updatable. Either the revord source query is not updatable, the combo box is bound to something funny in the subform's record source or you might have an = sign in front of the field name or ???. If you can't spot the problem, please post details about the combo box so I have some clues to work with. Do the text box's display the description and serial number? Did you remember the two lines of code in the supplier combo box's AfterUpdate event procedure? SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] >I have done what you have suggested and have two issues which is most like >down to something I have done When I access the page whihc may I add has a [quoted text clipped - 140 lines] >>>>>> Me.cboProduct = Null >>>>>> Me.cboProduct.Requery Marsh, I have checked the names of the forms and change the referbsub form the be frmReferbDetailsSubform but I still get the "Enter Parameter Value" MessageForms!frmReferb.frmReferbDetailsSubform.Form.CBOSupplier when I open the frmroom main form?? If I cancel the above message and go to the frmreferb form I have a few entries which appear on the frmreferbdetailssubform but no products. If I try and select a Supplier Name I get the following Visual Basic Error Run-time Error '-2147352567 (8000200009)': You tried to assign the null value to a variable that is not a variant data type. Which I presume is this piece of code Me.CBOProduct = Null behind the afterupdate event of the cbosupplier control. If I remove this piece of code and attempt the above again and select the supplier I get the "Enter Parameter Value" MessageForms!frmReferb.frmReferbDetailsSubform.Form.CBOSupplier Message. If I select Cancel and the try and select a product nothing is in the list BUT if I type in number 3 in the "Enter Parameter Value" MessageForms!frmReferb.frmReferbDetailsSubform.Form.CBOSupplier Message I get a number 3 in the supplier and then try and select a product I get the 2 products listed which are available through that supplier which is correct I can select this and save it. But if I type in an entry which does not appear on the form when I recieve this message "Enter Parameter Value" MessageForms!frmReferb.frmReferbDetailsSubform.Form.CBOSupplier Message all the product fields which apeeared correct on the screen go blank. The Code in the CBOSupplier AfterUpdate Event is Private Sub CBOSupplier_AfterUpdate() Me.CBOProduct = Null Me.CBOProduct.Requery End Sub |The desctiption and serial number appear when I am able to select a product although what I would also like to do is select a supplier which would then list product catagories eg wallpaper, curtains, bedcover and then allow me to select a type/description as there could be many different descriptions for the wallpaper. Once again thank you for your assistance...! > Are you sure that the subform **control** is named > tblReferbDetails Subform [quoted text clipped - 162 lines] >>>>>>> Me.cboProduct = Null >>>>>>> Me.cboProduct.Requery Comments inline below. SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] >I have checked the names of the forms and change the referbsub form the be >frmReferbDetailsSubform but I still get the "Enter Parameter Value" >MessageForms!frmReferb.frmReferbDetailsSubform.Form.CBOSupplier when I open >the frmroom main form?? We really need to use precise language here. When you say: "checked the names of the forms and change the referbsub form the be frmReferbDetailsSubform" it sounds to me as if you checked/changed the name of the form object in the database window. I have been trying to emphasize that the name of the form object used as a subform is **not** the name under discussion. You need to use the name of the subform **control** on the main form. (The name of the form object that the subform control displays is in the control's SourceObject property and is not used in the query's reference.) The main form name in the query's combo box reference is the name of the form object. You have said the name of the main form object was frmReferb, but above you refer to the main form as frmroom. If frmReferb is not the main form, change the frmReferb to the name of the form object in the database window. The general idea of referring to a control in a form used as a subform is: Forms!name_of_main_form_object.name_of_subform_control.Form.name_of_combobox >If I cancel the above message and go to the frmreferb form I have a few >entries which appear on the frmreferbdetailssubform but no products. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >piece of code Me.CBOProduct = Null behind the afterupdate event of the >cbosupplier control. That message implies that CBOProduct is declared as a VBA variable in the main form's module. Double check to make sure that CBOProduct is the name of the combo box and that the name is not used in a DIM, Private, Public or Static statement in the form's module. If CBOProduct is not declared in the module, then I can not explain that error message other than to say the form is probably corrupted. > If I remove this piece of code and attempt the above >again and select the supplier I get the "Enter Parameter Value" [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >MessageForms!frmReferb.frmReferbDetailsSubform.Form.CBOSupplier Message all >the product fields which apeeared correct on the screen go blank. That is the normal behavior for entering a parameter value. The problem we're trying to deal with is the incorrect name(s?) in the reference. >The Code in the CBOSupplier AfterUpdate Event is > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >|The desctiption and serial number appear when I am able to select a product It's nice to know that something works as intended ;-) >although what I would also like to do is select a supplier which would then >list product catagories eg wallpaper, curtains, bedcover and then allow me >to select a type/description as there could be many different descriptions >for the wallpaper. Please, let's get what we have working before launching off on enhancements. Once we get things working with two combo boxes, you can use the same idea to insert a third combo box. FWIW, you can go to http://home.att.net/~california.db/instructions.html, click on the SubformControlName link, and download a PDF file that illustrates what Marshall has been telling you about identifying the correct name to use in a reference to a subform. hth > Marsh, > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > on the form when I recieve this message "Enter Parameter Value" > MessageForms!frmReferb.frmReferbDetailsSubform.Form.CBOSupplier Message all > the product fields which apeeared correct on the screen go blank. > [quoted text clipped - 180 lines] > >>>>>>> Me.cboProduct = Null > >>>>>>> Me.cboProduct.Requery >FWIW, you can go to http://home.att.net/~california.db/instructions.html, >click on the SubformControlName link, and download a PDF file that >illustrates what Marshall has been telling you about identifying the correct >name to use in a reference to a subform. Tina, that's a very nice set of guidelines/explanations. Thanks for posting the link, it explains things far more clearly than I can manage in a post. I didn't go through every page in detail, but I saw more than enough to see that's all very well done. However, I did not see anything that identifies the author, is it you or do you know who put it together? SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] Marsh... Ahhhhhh!!! I have finally woken up and got the form names correct. The issue I still have though is the Run-Time error '-2147352567 (800200009)': You tried to assign the Null Value to a variable that is not a variant data type. I have completely scrapped the old forms and started the forms again in case it was corrupt. I have checked the name of the control and even changed it to CBOProducts but still I have the same error? Marshall I wouldn't normally ask but this is the last piece of the puzzle, are you or someone else able to look at this I do not mind donating something or paying s fee if nessacery?!! Kind regards S >>FWIW, you can go to http://home.att.net/~california.db/instructions.html, >>click on the SubformControlName link, and download a PDF file that [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > did not see anything that identifies the author, is it you > or do you know who put it together? >Ahhhhhh!!! > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >are you or someone else able to look at this I do not mind donating >something or paying s fee if nessacery?!! No fees here, this is a free peer to peer assistance forum. I will look at it in a pinch, but it would be better if you could track down the code with the variable that's causing the error. Besides, there's no telling when I might find a big enough block of time to go through an unfamiliar application. It sure would be handy if the error message provided the Debug option. Lacking that, scan through all the modules for a variable declaration with the same name as a control or field in the form. If you can't spot the culprit, try placing a breakpoint at the start of each procedure in the form and then single stepping through each line until the error occurs. SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] Marsh, Believe it or not I am still trying to resolve the problem I am having. I have look through the entire database code and all but I am unable to locate any incorrect name etc. The problem only occurs when I add this code Private Sub CBOSupplier_AfterUpdate() Me.CBOProduct = Null Me.CBOProduct.Requery To the after update event. If I remove the Me.CBOProduct = Null I no longer recieve the error when I select a supplier from the datasheet I am also ble to select a relevant product which the selected supplier supplies. BUT if I then select another supplier on the same datasheet but a newline the products go blank for the previous selections - strange?? if I save this and go back in to the datasheet they display correctly. Any further ideas / help?? Is there another way I can go about trying to achieve this? Kind Regards S End Sub >>Ahhhhhh!!! >> [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > form and then single stepping through each line until the > error occurs. >Believe it or not I am still trying to resolve the problem I am having. I >have look through the entire database code and all but I am unable to locate [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >products go blank for the previous selections - strange?? if I save this and >go back in to the datasheet they display correctly. What happens if you comment out the line: Me.CBOProduct = Null Does everything work? The error message is what's throwing me here. It explicitly states that CBOProduct is a VBA variable, not a control on the form. The only way I can see that syntax being interpreted as a VBA variable is if you have a statement like: Public CBOProduct As ??? at the top of the form's module. All that is at least partially contradicted by the next line Me.CBOProduct.Requery where Me.CBOProduct is clearly interpreted as a control, not a variable. Access might be using some fancy footwork to interpret the two lines differently, but I can not explain it. The only fallback response I have to that kind of inconsistent behavior is to blame it on some kind of code project corruption. If that's the case, make a copy of the front end database and decompile it. http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/decompile.htm http://www.trigeminal.com/usenet/usenet004.asp If Decompile actually does something that resolved your problem, then you need to try to prevent it from happening again. Unfortunately, if the causes of corruption can be well defined, then the cause would be removed. There are a couple of semi common threads running through the fabric of code corruption. The easiest to avoid is the NameAutoCorrect feature by making sure it is turned off in Tools - Options. The other common cause is to edit a form/report module when the form/report is open in any view other than design view. So make sure you always switch to design view before making any change to a form/report's code module. SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] Marshall, So I have scrapped the form completly and started afresh. All is now working apart from one strange thing which happens. Let me explain..... When I us the Combo (Supplier) and select the supplier and then use the Combo (Product) to select the product it diplays the correct products from the selected supplier. If I then select a diferent supplier for the next record on the datasheet the previous records product goes blank, I then go on to select the product forthe new record which again offers the correct products for the chosen supplier but the previous records product remains blank, why is this? If I then for the next record select the same supplier as the first the product in the first record reappears but the second record which has a different supplier name disappears and so on. Any ideas? Thank yiou again for all of your help!! >>Believe it or not I am still trying to resolve the problem I am having. I >>have look through the entire database code and all but I am unable to [quoted text clipped - 56 lines] > So make sure you always switch to design view before making > any change to a form/report's code module. >So I have scrapped the form completly and started afresh. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >product in the first record reappears but the second record which has a >different supplier name disappears and so on. Arrgghhh, so it was a corrupted form. Well, stuff happens :-\ What you are seeing now is the consequence of using a dependent combo box on a continuous or datasheet form. The reason is simply that there is only one RowSource property and it is used to display all the rows. Unfortunately, the workaround is sort of messy. First, modify the form's record source query to join the products table to your form's table on the ProductID field and add the ProductName field to the field list. Then add a text box to the form's detail section and bind it to the product name field. This text box should display the correct product name on every row in the form. Now, to keep user actions from using the text box, add a line of code to the text box's GotFocus event procedure: Me.CBOProduct.SetFocus When you get all that working, size and position the text box on top of the text portion of the combo box. SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] Marshall, So I If I add the Product Names Field my forms list and Create the text box with it source being the product name you are correct it does display the correct products BUT the Runtime Error Reappears exactly the same message as before!! If I then remove the product Name field from the tables source query the error goes??!! Any Ideas? >>So I have scrapped the form completly and started afresh. >> [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > When you get all that working, size and position the text > box on top of the text portion of the combo box. I am out of ideas on that problem. Because what you are trying to do is pretty common, it sure looks to me like there is a corruption problem. Recreating the form helped some of it, but apparently did not completely resolve all of it. It's possible that creating a new, blank mdb, setting all its database properties as needed (especially NameAutoCorrect) and then importing everything except the corrupt form will leave the corruption behind. It's not guaranteed, but worth a try. I think decompiling after making a backup copy of your file and before doing the import improves the chances of a clean result. SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] >So I If I add the Product Names Field my forms list and Create the text box >with it source being the product name you are correct it does display the [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] >> When you get all that working, size and position the text >> box on top of the text portion of the combo box. Marshall, I have tried doing what you have suggested but without any success. Would you know of anyone who would be able to take a look at this database for me? Once again thank you for all of your help! :) S >I am out of ideas on that problem. Because what you are > trying to do is pretty common, it sure looks to me like [quoted text clipped - 64 lines] >>> When you get all that working, size and position the text >>> box on top of the text portion of the combo box. Marshall, As one last ditch thought! I changed the datasheet to a continue form. I have then created a text box with a control source of productID which is the foriegn key from tblProducts. If I then Select a supplier and then a product this displays ok if I then select another supplier the text box with the control source of productID show the correct product ID's for the previous entry. Can I then change the primary key to be the product as apposed to having a productID and then this will sho the product name instead of the ID??? The other issue is that the product description and serial number display seem to alternate dependant on the supplier I choose, is there anyway we can stop this occuring...?? Any suggestions help and advice would be gratefuly recieved before I pull the remaining hair I have out!! :) Kind Regards S >I am out of ideas on that problem. Because what you are > trying to do is pretty common, it sure looks to me like [quoted text clipped - 64 lines] >>> When you get all that working, size and position the text >>> box on top of the text portion of the combo box. >As one last ditch thought! > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >seem to alternate dependant on the supplier I choose, is there anyway we can >stop this occuring...?? Do NOT change any primary keys! Your idea would work for the immediate problem of having the combo box display correctly on all rows, but you will run into an entirely different set if issues if you ever need to change a product name. There seems to be more than a small communications gap here. Somehow I thought you had been using a continuous form all along. A lot of what I told you to do was based on that and wouldn't make sense on a datasheet form. I guess I am wondering what you thought I was talking about, I sure don't understand what you were describing if you were looking at a datasheet form??? The form's record source query was supposed to include the product name field from the products table and the text box should be bound to this field. If your record source does not join to the products table and pick up the product name field, then only rows with the same supplier as the current record can display the selected product name. I feel like we're starting over from somewhere near where this exercise began. What does the record source query look like now? What code do you have at this point? SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] Marshall, I thought I mention the for setup anyway here is what I have... I have a MainForm which has Tab Control On this I have a form called frmreferb and within this I have a datasheet called frmReferbDetailsSubformNew. This is the record source of the frmReferbDetailsSubformNew Datasheet.. SELECT tblReferbDetails.ReferbDetailID, tblReferbDetails.ReferbID, tblReferbDetails.Supplier, tblReferbDetails.ProductID, tblReferbDetails.Quantity, tblReferbDetails.PricePerUnit FROM tblReferbDetails; I have the following controls on the datasheet... Supplier Combo Box Control Source = Supplier Row Source = SELECT tblSuppliers.SupplierID, tblSuppliers.SupplierName FROM tblSuppliers; Bound Column 1 Column Count 2 Size 0; After Update Event code... Private Sub Supplier_AfterUpdate() Me.ProductID = Null Me.ProductID.Requery End Sub _______________________________________________________________________ PorductID Combo Box Control Source = ProductID Row Source = SELECT tblProducts.ProductID, tblProducts.ProductName, tblProducts.ProductDescription, tblProducts.SerialNumber, tblProducts.UnitPrice, tblProducts.SupplierID FROM tblProducts WHERE (((tblProducts.SupplierID)=[Forms]![frmRoomMain]![frmReferb].[Form]![frmReferbDetailsSubformNew].[Form]![Supplier])); Bound Column = 1 Coulmn Count = 6 Column Widths = 3cm;5cm;0cm;0cm;0cm;0cm;0cm No Code ________________________________________________________________ Text Box Called CBOProductDesription Control Source =ProductID.Column(2) __________________________________________________________ Text Box called SerialNumber Control Source =ProductID.Column(1) __________________________________________________________ Text Box Called Quantity Control Source= Quantity _________________________________________________ Text Box Called PricePerUnit Control Source = PricePerUnit This is all I have on the datasheet.. Kind Regards & Fingers Crossed ;) >>As one last ditch thought! >> [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > What does the record source query look like now? > What code do you have at this point? >I have a MainForm which has Tab Control On this I have a form called >frmreferb and within this I have a datasheet called [quoted text clipped - 57 lines] > >This is all I have on the datasheet.. And the problems are: 1) the product combo box does not display the product name 2) the product description and serial number text boxes display the same thing on every row 3) when you navigate to another record the product drop list still shows the products from the last selected suppier 4) If you fix 1), then the product combo box has the same problem as 2) Right? You can fix 1) by changing the ProductID combo box's Column Widths to 0cm;5cm;0cm;0cm;0cm;0cm;0cm You can fix 3) by adding a line of code to the subform's Current event: Me.ProductID.Requery I already described how to fix 4) but it has no hope of working on a datasheet form. At one point you said you tried using a continuous form, but I lost track of what did and did not work in that experiment. You will have to live with both 2) and 4) unless you use a continuous form. If you do change it to a continuous form, then you can solve 2) by adding the description and serial fields to the form's record source along with the product name field and binding the text boxes to those fields. Both of these text boxes should be locked and disabled. SignatureMarsh MVP [MS Access] Marshall, Just a quick word to say thankyou for all of your help! Finally I managed to get this sorted out. Kind Regards S >>I have a MainForm which has Tab Control On this I have a form called >>frmreferb and within this I have a datasheet called [quoted text clipped - 86 lines] > the text boxes to those fields. Both of these text boxes > should be locked and disabled. yes, be it ever so humble, it is my own. ;) i put together those instructions for the things that i have a hard time explaining in text, where a few pictures make it so much easier. unfortunately, a number of the links go to a file that just says, essentially, "not done yet". i don't know when i'll get to them - it's been nearly two years now - and i'm beginning to wonder if it's worth doing, since A2007 came along and i'm guessing the menus and perhaps general format of the interface are different from prior versions. but, at any rate, thanks for your kind words, Marsh <bows and smiles> and i'm glad the link was useful in this case! > >FWIW, you can go to http://home.att.net/~california.db/instructions.html, > >click on the SubformControlName link, and download a PDF file that [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > did not see anything that identifies the author, is it you > or do you know who put it together? see http://www.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0028.htm. hth > I have a frmreferb form and frmrefurbsub form. > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > S |
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