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10/13/2008 is the file date.____Thanks for your help, again.

Additional information just discovered. ____The message is correct. ____I just went to the designer and when I try to print, the R&R PDF Export printer is not in the list of available parameters. ____So, the questions is how to get my R&R PDG Expoet printer back into the list of printers for...

I know there has to be an easy way to create a running total:____for example:____ 5 5 (5+0)__ 3 8 (3+5)__ 7 15 (7 + 8)________The second column is the total of the first + the total of all records before it.____I need to create the running total. Thanks in advance. I know someone will help.____This ...

Assuming that STOCK.dbf is ordered(indexed) on the part number, you can use the CLOOKUP(Indexed on characters) or NLOOKUP(indexed on a numeric) function to find it. Both are in the HELP with an example. Note that you need full path names for all entries. for example:____clookup(calculated field, &qu...

I have a program that does this. I think PREV(PREV(Month))will work. if that does not work, I made date1= PREV(month), then date2 = PREV(date1). I know this works.

Use File-Export-Xbase. Then click the Edit key to specify the name of the file to create and the path and the selection (record, group footer, etc). Then just click export. I just tried one and the dates look correct and all looks right. The result file will have the .dbf suffix. Good luck...

Is there an actual example of building a FlexLink?. I have read the documentation, and cannot find an example, only a description. ____I am trying to relate two dBase tables, one indexed on DATE (defined as a date), the other with no index, but containing a field DATE (defined as a date).I get no re...

If you have any type of sort, go into the sort listing and just uncheck the Ascending box. Then, your first record read will be the last one of the filter.____Not sure this will work, but if there is no sort, you could play with the concept of Recno() = Reccount(). Depends on how the records are kep...

You need a comma after Post_date and before the first {

I did not spend a lot of time on it, but I think if you use braces around the dates, it will work since the braces tell the variable it is a date. __inlist(post_date,{01/01/2004},{02/29/2004})