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Yes. See e.g. http://www.millisecond.com/forums/Topic4937.aspx#4937.

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thanks for the quick response, dave - just to be sure i understand this:

using this:  

<batch GroupA>
/ subjects = (1 of 12)
/ file = "1.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupB>
/ subjects = (2 of 12)
/ file = "2.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupC>
/ subjects = (2 of 12)
/ file = "3.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupD>
/ subjects = (4 of 12)
/ file = "4.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupE>
/ subjects = (5 of 12)
/ file = "5.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupF>
/ subjects = (6 of 12)
/ file = "6.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupG>
/ subjects = (7 of 12)
/ file = "7.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupH>
/ subjects = (8 of 12)
/ file = "8.exp"
</batch>

<batch GroupI>
/ subjects = (9 of 12)
/ file = "9.exp"
</batch>

I can then enter subject ID"s that end in the appropriate number (ends in 1 for GroupA, 2 for GroupB, etc...)  only thing that's confusing is what happens once after 9 or GroupI - how do i enter subject ID's for 10, 11, 12 that won't refer back to 1 and 2?

thanks,

dan 

10 of 12, 11 of 12, 12 of 12. The group assignment is *not* determined by the last digit only. It's based on the modulus. See http://www.millisecond.com/forums/Topic4148.aspx.