>>Thank you for your input. It makes sense. Though, I have changed my approach since my original message.
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>I am curious - can you briefly outline, what sort of approach?
Sure. I decided to use a DO CASE (still <g>). But majority of the cases will be just one CASE with a couple of parameters passed. Then, a few cases will be hard coded right inside the CASE. And the few cases may go into a separate .PRG file or I will create one .PRG file with a bunch of functions/procedures. All in all, I see my DO CASE reduced to maybe half a dozen cases.
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