The #2# in the Format shows you Unchecked “Auto Field Number” on the “~Imie” column. You cannot do that in a Browse Template … without some careful work.
Check the “Auto Field Number” and it should work
FORMAT( |
'41R(2)' & '|M*' & '~Nr Czlonka~C(0)' & '@n-14@' &|
'102L(2)' & '|M*' & '~Imie~C(0)' & '@s40@' & '#2#' &| !<== #2# :(
'96L(2)' & '|M*' & '~Nazwisko~C(0)' & '@s40@' &|
'214L(2)' & '|M*' & '~Nazwa Firmy~C(0)' & '@s160@' &|
'64R(2)' & '|M*' & '~Nr Noty~C(0)' & '@n-14@' &|
'20L(2)' & '|M*' & '~Rok~' & '@s4@' &|
'80D(32)' & '|M*' & '~Skladka~C(0)' & '@N-10_`2B@' &|
'80L(2)' & '|M*' & '~Tytul~' & '@s30@' &|
'80R(2)' & '|M*' & '~Data Noty~C(0)' & '@D17@' &|
'40R(2)' & '|M*' & '~Zaplacone~C(0)' & '@n3@' &|
'80R(2)' & '|M*' & '~Data Zaplaty~C(0)' & '@D17@' &|
'80L(2)' & '|M*' & '~Uwagi~' & '@s255@' &|
'' ), |
That Format() with Columns split into Lines is from my List Format Parser on GitHub. It makes it easier to understand what’s in the Format and see odd things and problems.
Above is an unreleased version in the Mark G format that has each Column split into parts as separate strings: 'Width' & 'Modifiers' & '~Heading~' & '@Picture@' & 'More'