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  1. move record from one table to another

    I will have several applicants input their information into a table. After they have been hired, I need my GM to be able to transfer their information into our employees table. Is there a way to do this easily without needing to redo the work?

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  2. Date Field Formatting/Display

    I've come across several instances where my users enter a date into a date field, but use a 2-digit year (3/25/15).

    TrackVia accepts the value and displays the year as 0015 instead of 2015 (see attached screenshot).

    Is there a way to either:
    1. Force a 4-digit year when entering the value
    2. Have the system resolve any 2-digit entries to the 4-digit equivalent closest to present day: "14" resolves to "2014".

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