Hi Naomi.

>I see, I may try something like this today. The only problem is that I don't have VFP on the computer I'm using to write reports. Would I still be able to do something like this?

You don't need VFP to write scripts in Stonefield Query; after all, the vast majority of developers using Stonefield Query have never heard of VFP. Use the Scripts node in the Configuration Utility. Click the Add button, type the script name, and enter code in the editbox. For full IntelliSense, including our object model, right-click the editbox and choose Zoom.

>I have an address table. If I would design the report myself, I may use this old trick:
>Address1;Address2;City,Zip
>
>(need to verify it, but that's the idea).
>
>Can I put something like this in the Output expression in the field?

No, since that's a report designer trick and not a valid VFP expression. You'll need to use ADDRESS1 + CHR(13) + ADDRESS2 + CHR(13) etc.

Doug