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  1. danyd

    Creating a sequentially numbered field

    Yippee.. I got it. The last suggestion worked perfectly after I changed the recno field from character to numeric. Thanks for the help all! Fred
  2. danyd

    Creating a sequentially numbered field

    Thanks Mike...Sorry for being so dense but what do you mean by "reference it" Can you tell what to enter on the command line ie. replace custid with ?recno() Fred
  3. danyd

    Creating a sequentially numbered field

    Thanks Mike... I thought about using the record number which actually would work for me. Can you tell me how to get the record number to appear in my field structure?
  4. danyd

    Creating a sequentially numbered field

    so the field name is recordnum
  5. danyd

    Creating a sequentially numbered field

    Yes, I need to number each record in the database and am thinking there must be a simple way to do this on the command line. thanks..
  6. danyd

    Creating a sequentially numbered field

    Re: Dbase lV I am unable to find the command to have the data in a field change for each record so that I end up with a sequentially numbered field ie first record 1000, second record 1001, third record 1002...etc. Any help will be appreciated. :)

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