>>I'm not doing your work for you. Craig has told you how to proceed, but you didn't hear a word he said. Look at the webisted on google for refactoring code and apply the principals discussed. You want someone else to do it for you. I refuse.
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>John,
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>All you do is criticize. I showed that the input I am working with is already complex mess. I am trying as best as I can to make small pieces, small methods that do some thing and then plug them into a bigger method to return what I need. This is what I think is the first part of re-factoring. Making small methods doing one thing.

It's not criticism to me. You have zero skills as a .net programmer, which is okay. You need to learn, forget vfp, and immerse yourself into the .net culture. If you can't do that, then you need to find some other line of work. With the thousands of easily solved questions that you post here, I surmise that you are completely out of your league as a programmer. Stick to DBA work (you seem to be fairly capable at that), where there is really no need to refactor huge problems, and move on. I don't couch things politically correct, I've earned the right after years in the military to just say it. If you can't take the heat, then get out of the kitchen. I'm not gonna sugar coat things to make you feel better.