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Is it possible to link two groups inside a cross products after the cross products group has been created?
No.


  
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Is it possible to link two groups inside a cross products after the cross products group has been created?
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Master Deletes Property Resulting Triggers ---------------------------------------------------Isolated On-Clear-Details On-Populate-Details 
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Record Group. 

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