>>>
>>>for x=1 to 1
>>> use (trim(str(x,2))+'2005')
>>> delete for no=1151
>>>endfor
>>
>>trim() will only trim to the right, IIRC. Here you need ltrim() or alltrim(); or simply convert the number with trans(x).
>
>Yes, I ment to use alltrim, but I simply forgot. I also thought about the transform function, but on top of my head I was not sure if it defaulted to trim the result or not, but it sure does. So your solution is the simplest in this case.
I should add that transform() produces inconsistent results among different versions (some errors were fixed, others were added, apparently), but AFAIK, this doesn't affect integers, only some decimals.
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