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That is really simple in form, and it seems to work very well as far as I can tell, Olaf. Two questions, at least one of which is gonna sound really newbish. 1. If you have a remainder left when you do reccount()/divisions, do you round up, or down? 2. How does sorting strings work exactly...

Oh boy, that's rich MrDataGuy. And I thought my grandma had it hard walking uphill both ways for two miles in the snow every day to school! She just didn't know how easy she had it :P

Oh, I can quite well understand. I probably need to get on some backed up work myself, but I thank you heartily for taking time off your day to help with this. :) Don't work too hard, eh? And Olaf, thank you as well. I'm not sure if our imaging program and the guy who works with it either A. is...

Well, yes, you are correct. It isn't a direct result of the program being old, it was coded that way, and likely performed adequately for the time it was programmed. The input data, and output necessities have changed quite a bit since then. I'm guessing the post office's "smart" barcode system...

Oh, I forgot, I wanted to thank you all for your very helpful responses!

Yes, I was trying to shuffle the data around for printing purposes. We have this ancient dos program that does this, but it also does all kinds of fun stuff as a result of being as old as it is, like truncating characters at 60, and stripping the field names when it outputs data. We're trying to...

Let's see, I'd have to change the mytable to whatever table I was using, right? And then the newtable is the output where the data would be interleaved? What would I need to change to make it divide the table into fourths instead of halves, or even eighths? I tried just changing the numerics in...

Is there a freeware or shareware program, or a way to do this with simple command lines that can interleave foxpro records? Say I had a table with 500 records numbered sequentially from 1-500, and I wanted to interleave them 2up. When the program finished the sequence numbers should be...