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Thanks Langley! ID# does not contain a string. The six digit number is only an ID number to identify a specific item. My image files of each item are named by the id number. So using the (":IMAGE:"+ID+".jpg") makes it work exactly the way I need it to. I appreciate your...

I'm trying to create an image viewer that will display thumbnails that can change when called for by user input on a form. I have an edit field on the form called ID# for input from the user to key in a 6 digit number which corresponds to a named .jpg file in the alias IMAGE directory, (EG...

Thanks Langley. That works. You're the man! I was getting close after I researched "scan" commnad, but had scanned TC1 instead of TC2 and had 285,000+ additions to the common record before I stopped it LOL Thanks again. Walt

I'm not sure about "scan loop" but I'm trying to get TC1 to be a product of both tables. More than just the first record of TC2. Walt

I have verified that TC2 table has data prior to running the formula and after running it. TC2 has 6 entries, one of which exists in TC1. TC1 has 11 entries. After the method is executed I should have 16 entries in TC1 with the common "ID" having the "Amount" increased...

Thanks for the help, Langley. However that does not seem to work either. I did attempt using ELSE prior to my post with no luck. I cleaned up my code a bit and this is where it is at now: method DoReportD(Print Logical) var TC1, TC2 TCursor endVar TC1.open(":WORK:DefctWSE.DB")...

I'm having difficulty inserting a record from one inventory table to a structurally identical table if it does not exist. Both tables have 6 columns, "ID", "Description", "Average Cost", "Amount", "Vendor" and "VenStockNo." I have...