Thanks George,

I'm trying to build a flexible report that can be used for a number of situations. For example, they are able to choose whether the objects (all or none) will print on the report by selecting a heading from a listbox. Let's say that they choose a heading called *Section One.* Are you saying that I should pass variables to a UDF for what I know to be all the objects within Section One? If the report changed, I would have to recode for the UDF? Could I build a cursor from the FRX and use it as part of my control for the listbox?

Just trying to find the cleanest, most flexible way to do this...

Renoir


>>Anyone know how I could replace the SupExpr field in a FRX table for a specific report grouping? I want to programatically change whether objects appear in a specific grouping based on user input. I couldn't find where the group header was referenced for the objects it contains.
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>Hi Renoir,
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>There's no direct reference other than position that can be drawn between the data grouping and the detail line. For example, a report with a single grouping will probably have and objtype of 9 objcode 3 for the group header and obtype 9 objcode 5 for the group footer. If you examine the report after opening it as a table, you'll not that neither of these has a horizontal or vertical position in the HPOS and VPOS fields, but does have a height.
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>About the only thing that I can think of here would be to replace the Print When condition with a call to a UDF. As long as any variables that the user would be entering were in scope, they could be passed as parameters to the UDF and evaluated there. This, I think, would be a much cleaner solution, if I understand what you're trying to do correctly.
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>hth,