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Fred FraseU.S.
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1. If you are combining the @ SAY...GET into a single command and you want the user to know there is going to be a second input, you can @ 5,5 say "Enter <whatever>: " GET variable1 valid
Good Morning (well it is here at the moment), The easiest way to accomplish your goal is to GET the variables with two different READ statements. After you get the first variable, identify it's content
From "Verify", when using a UDF, the INVALID SUBSCRIPT REFERENCE usually means that the report form cannot find the UDF. [ When that happens, it assumes it's a reference to an array and the parameter
I'm going to assume that the function works and it's just missing a minor point. The UDF must return the text value, not just store it in memory. Your RETURN in the UDF should include the text from
Jijo, This is not something that has a consistent answer. However, there are some things you can try: In order of simplicity (easiest, not necessarily fastest) but, feel free to try in any

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