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The ID and Form records now look like this:
ID
Ilci
II
c2
II
c3
I I
c
4
Il
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FiJF:t1
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AAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (AAA) AAA-AAAA
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Naming Columns
Now let's name the formatted columns. The cursor is currently in Column
I of the FORM record, and File is in the Edit mode.
I. Press
[]J
to move to the first column of the ID record.
2. Type Name, and press
GJ
to move to Column 2. Name replaces
C1
as
the name of the first column.
3. Type Type, and press
GJ
to move to Column 3. Type replaces
C2
as
the name of the second column.
4. Type Address, and press
GJ
to move to Column 4. Address replaces
C3
as the name of the third column.
5. Type Phone, and press
GJ
to move to Column 5. Phone replaces C4 as
the name of the fourth column.
6. Type Birth (for Birthday) as the column name for Column 5. Press
I
ENTER
I . Birth replaces C5 as the name of the fifth column.
The ID and Form records now look like this:
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I I
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T ' .
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' 1 IF' h one
IIBir·th"
FUF:t'l HAAAAAAAAAAAAAH AHAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I (AAA:' >iAA-AAAA, t'H'l.DD II
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