Thanks for all the input ...
FYI I wrote a procedure that strips '=' characters from any character field in a record passed to it ...
lnFieldCount=1
DO WHILE .t.
IF LEN(FIELD(lnFieldCount))=0 && End of Fields
EXIT
ENDIF
lcFieldName=FIELD(lnFieldCount)
IF...
Thanks for your timely replies ... however ...
The '[ = ]' suggestion would work if the label is always an equal sign.
THISFORM.lblSomeLabel.Caption=ALLTRIM(SomeCharacterField)
The value of SomeCharacterField is input by the user and it could be any string but when they input an equal sign...
I am getting a non fatal Syntax Error when I try to update a label with a field which starts with an '=' sign.
THISFORM.lblSomeLabel.Caption=ALLTRIM(SomeCharacterField)
where the value of SomeCharacterField is '='
Other than validating ALL my fields for this value (and who knows what...
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