>I'm trying to convert a Clipper report to VFP. It has many columns. It also prints in different columns depending on the values in the record. Can I use the same Clipper format (@col, row SAY ...)? If so, how do I get the code into a VFP form? The user inputs date ranges, etc. before running the report so I'm assuming I can put this all in a form - get the user input & then run the code. Can I?
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>Thanks.

The @say... stuff is old xbase language code. While it might run in VFP, you probably would be better off rewriting the form using the visual tools VFP gives you.

Wayne