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What does the phrase please correct any fields marked in green mean when filling out a form?
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∙ 12y ago
The phrase "please correct any fields marked in green" means that you need to go over the form you are filling out and locate any field that is highlighted in green and correct the entry you made before you submit the final form. It could be missing information, incorrect information for the field in question, or just an improper format for the field.
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