>>Mike, do you mean that you'd rather have a function in a .prg than in the form that called the function?
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>Hi Bill
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>Firstly you cannot have a function in a .prg.

Yes, you can. A prg can take parameters, and it can return a value.

>You can have methods in a form. I first extend FoxPro itself. For example a UDF like GetEndOfMonth is universal, so that's the first choice. If the piece of code belongs in a data object, that's the second place I choose. It may then be in a business object. The form should be the last place to put code.