Denis

Hi,

I found the same issue with VarietyDenomination in StampManage Canada 2014 and this is what I did to solve it:

• For one stamp: 54c
  
• For one permanent stamp: P54c
  
• For 6 stamps of the same value: 54c(6)
  
• For a souvenir sheet showing different values: P54c(2), 85c, $1.25
  

Whenever I am adding a stamp, I follow these rules:

The lowest denomination is always first.

The values less than 10c have a space ahead of them, so 1c, 2c, 3c... 9c are before 10c in the list.

A booklet or booklet pane is treated as a multiple of the same value [ex. 85c(6)] an not as a total value [$5.10]

Fractions are shown as 1/2, etc. Ex. 12 1/2c

Using this approach, it is very easy to browse through the list by denomination.

I have finished porting these values for Canada in StampManage 2015 and I am opened to share them with the community.

Existing queries in 2014 no longer work in 2015.

New queries in 2015 do not work.