>I know I've run into this before, but I never came up with a good reason why this happened (I just worked around it). I've got a report that calls a method that calculates a return value. On my report, I have fields that do something like:
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>oReport.CalculatePercentage(lnFirst,lnSecond)
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>In the oReport class (which is instanciated before the report), the CalculatePercentage method:
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>LPARAMETER lnDivisor, lnDividend
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>(stuff deleted)
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>RETURN lnAnswer
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> When I running the report directly to the printer, it seemed to work. Now I've switched it to printing to a PDF file, and the report is filling the fields with "999" which is the format for that field. If I preview it, it looks OK, but as soon as I print it, the report fills the values with "999" again.
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> Last time I ran into this, I added the calculations into my cursor and just referenced those. In this project, that would create a lot more work (so I'd like to avoid it). Besides, I'm curious as to what's really happening.
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>-Paul

Could you post instanciation line (createobject?) for 'oReport'? Basically, you may try to link it safer, i.e. to oApp.oReport property.