Thanks a lot Thierry.
Merci Beaucoup!

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>loCollFact.item(1) && element stored as the first item of the collection, eg the form
>loCollFact.item(1).name && name of the form
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>loCollFact.getKey(1) && "Helen"
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>>Here is some code I have
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>>PARAMETERS oAdresseForme, cNomClient
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>>lAbsent = EMPTY( loCollFact.GetKey( cNomClient))
>>IF lAbsent
>> loCollFact.add( oAdresseForme, cNomClient)
>>ENDIF
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>>The parameter cNomClient contains the name of a customer
>>The parameter oAdresseForme contains an object (a form that I make visible or invisible depending on the choice of the user.)
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>>When I call that function, cNomClient contains "Helen" and oAdresseforme contains the object.
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>>the weird thing is that I insert a "set step on" after the code to see what is in the first item in the collection.
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>>loCollFact.item(1).name
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>>I assumed it would be "Helen" but the result that I get is the name of the form where I called the function from.
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>>This one is very weird.