>>>>Dear Sir,
>>>>
>>>>Please send some details about following codes
>>>>

>>>>lnRecords = max(ceiling(reccount()/10),1)*10
>>>>

>>>>how does it work?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>MAX(a,b) ---> select the higher of two values
>>>CEILING(n) ---> round up to the next integer (2.1 becomes 3, an integer stays as is)
>>>RECCOUNT() ---> number of records in the table
>>>
>>>Assume 65 records in table.
>>>MAX(CEILING(RECCOUNT()/10),1)*10
>>>MAX(CEILING(65/10),1)*10
>>>MAX(CEILING(6.5),1)*10
>>>MAX(6,1)*10
>>>6*10
>>>so the expression evaluates to 60
>>
>>Right. A slight typo correction:
>>
>>MAX(CEILING(6.5),1)*10
>>MAX(7,1)*10
>>7*10
>>
>>Cetin
>
>DUH!!!!!!!!!!! Somehow I just KNEW when I was typing that I would do something foolish like that! Just proves the old adage.......never proof-read your own work.

I knew that you knew - IOW was sure it was a typo:) You were not online and I just thought it might be confusing for a reader.
Cetin