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That's wonderful! Thank you so much for the quick response!

I have a table in which the field names will be variable. I need to make a report off this table. On the page header, I can successfully create the title for the column by making a label referencing field(3). However, in the detail of the report I need the contents of field(3) to show, not...

Thank you, ChrisCarroll. I was unaware of the Gendbc.prg and I think that will do the trick! Alysa

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong with this problem. I have data on my company's SQL server. I have a VFP6 database in which I create a connection using an ODBC source I created. I create a view in the VFP database based on that connection. When I 'use' the view, it works fine. At the...

It fires fine. I give up on this. I'm just going to throw another text box on top and make it visible/invisible based on the user's option. Thanks for your help.

Yes, it didn't work.

VolkeStamme - I'm working in 6.0. It's the inputmask property of the text box (hope I'm understanding your question correctly - maybe I'm confused on the definition of 'defined'!) The mask is '99-99-999-999'. Again, it works fine when the form first loads, using what I've entered in the...

mparmask is defined as public in the calling program. And when I 'step' through it, I can see it has the value of the variable in it. Thanks

I have a textbox in a form with the inputmask property set to a variable containing a mask. I have the property defined in the 'properties' box. It works fine when the user initially enters the form. This inputmask can change to a date, depending on an option button. If the user opts to...

Thank you, that's perfect. Roselover

I'd like to view SQL data but want to avoid using a DBC. I can get as far as =SQLCONNECT('odbsource'), then I'm stuck. Would someone be able to provide me with sample code?