>>>>>>>BROWSE FOR noun = 3 AND food = .T.
>>>>>>>Worked fine in development testing (just running the form inside VFP.)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Complied I get 'Operator operand type mismatch' error message.
>>>>>>>I have a feeling this is an easy fox fix, but I don't know it, so I am here for a little help, please.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Are you sure that the field types are correct?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>And if they are, just a hint: No reason to compare a logical value against .T. (or .F.), just check the value. This will do the same: "BROWSE FOR noun = 3 AND food"
>>>>>
>>>>>How about this. I'm 69 years old and VFP is on the way to being a dead language. Both of us are pretty close to dead, so instead of teaching, how about a nice straight answer? ;-)
>>>>
>>>>I gave you one straight answer, namely to check the field types. I suggest that you try two Browses, one "BROWSE FOR noun = 3" and one "BROWSE FOR food". Then you will see which of the two gives an error.
>>>
>>>Thank you. I, being a geezer, missed that too. Being old is a nuisance
>>
>>You're only 9 years older than me, meaning that you are still young.
>
>Having met both you and Grady I'd say you're both not "old". :)

Nothing wrong with advancing in years, Mike.
If you're lucky, you'll get a chance to find that out for yourself

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