>I referred back to you original post and I'm afraid I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve. Can you explain a little?

I have a collection. In this collection, I need to add a list of conditions. It can be from zero to x. Assuming I have 10 conditions to add, each of them have two parameters, I want to use only have variable for the add. I don't want to have to declare 10 variables because I would have to add 10 items in my collection. To me, I should be able to use the same variable all the time.

In VFP, I would do something like this, assuming I would use a cursor for the insertion:

LOCAL ARRAY laCondition[2]
laCondition[1]="My first condition title"
laCondition[2]="My first condition criteria"
INSERT INTO Something (Title,Criteria) VALUES (laCondition[1],laCondition[2])
laCondition[1]="My first condition title 2"
laCondition[2]="My first condition criteria 2"
INSERT INTO Something (Title,Criteria) VALUES (laCondition[1],laCondition[2])

But, in .NET, it seems that if I have an object, this confuses the collection.