>UPDATE: Nevermind. I did a scan and built the variable that way. Not sure if it's the best, but it works.

_vfp.datatoclip(,,3)

may be a fast way to build such a string into _cliptext. You need to remove the first line (field names), but the rest is one line per record, tab delimited. You can replace the tabs with whatever you want, split this into lines, or get it one record at a time.

>I have a cursor that I want to get the results into a memory variable. I'm trying this, but it returns an error that it cannot find the file. I thought using DBF() on an alias would return the physical table name. Or is it something different? Is there another way to do this? What I'm really looking for is a variable of the cursor where each row is on a separate line.
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>m.Temp = FILETOSTR(DBF('ReportCursorSummary'))
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