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fredtcpa
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04-11-2021
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George4Tacks
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04-11-2021
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You can use Ctrl + W to see the "batch" Method input.
You can visit this specialized group that is part of this forum https://proconnect.intuit.com/community/lacerte-sdk-group/gp-p/501
You can use more words when you ask your question. There is a large box to do explanation after the question and before submitting.
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