But we're not talking about leading commas but embedded commas apparently added in the Geo Database for non-existent parts of a location.
Manchester, , Lancashire, England was the example given.
Embedded doubled commas are not removed by the Report Formatting options you mention - and in this case the extra comma is entirely meaningless and simply looks like (and is) an error. Its total purpose is to force English locations into a US straitjacket.
Cathy
At 12:26 PM 4/12/2004, you wrote:
When you print a report, you can restrict the printing of the "empty" commas by clicking the appropriate box under Options -> Format: "Remove one or more leading commas from locations"
Kathie in New Orleans
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