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B2026-058 – If approving multiple procedures at the same time with a multiunit set and one of the procedures is open, PROMS sometimes loses that it is set for an individual unit.

B2026-058 – If approving multiple procedures at the same time with a multiunit set and one of the procedures is open, PROMS sometimes loses that it is set for an individual unit.
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B2026-058 – If approving multiple procedures at the same time with a multiunit set and one of the procedures is open, PROMS sometimes loses that it is set for an individual unit. 6d7cdef223
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changes look good

changes look good
jjenko merged commit 01394b1978 into Development 2026-06-12 15:15:40 -04:00
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