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I'd like to sort my door schedule by level and check "header"... however when I do this, it adds a "level" column as well. This is extremely redundent imo. Is there a way to take the "level" column out of the schedule without loosing the sort by level and header? See attached image.
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In the Formatting part of your door schedule you have the option of making 'Level' a hidden field.
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Perfect! Thank you 
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