>Yes, there is. But it works in VFP (it doesn't work in Pascal, for example).
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>If I have to chose between an EXIT and changing the index value, I change the index value. The difference is that the code between the index change and ENDFOR gets executed every time (this doesn't happen with EXIT). This is important especially in FoxPro where so many things "happen" because of SET commands and because of current program status (alias, index, etc).
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>I've seen countless bugs because some code was skiped because of a LOOP or EXIT. And these bugs are (usually) not in the first version, but they are introduced later, when the code is modified without considering the situation when the loop is forced.

I'm not sure I agree with you on use of EXIT...I think the EXIT is a clearer indication of a loop egress than altering an index, so makes for better code readability. I do agree, though, that if you're going to use it, it should go at the end of the code just prior to ENDFOR...