Thank You...That must be it.. The 11 remaining reports are all summary and this one is not. The REPORT FORM command is in the class above thisform and its one thing I never thought of... I thank you again and will let you know how it turns out...

Nelson

>I wasn't clear: There is a SUMMARY clause in the REPORT FORM command

>REPORT FORM MyForm to print <b>SUMMARY</b>

>If you include the word SUMMARY then the report will not print the detail lines, although calculations will include this data. Since your form worked well from the designer, I thought this might be the case.
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>Barbara
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>>No, the only summary is generated in my SQL statement. The report is just displaying data, no calcs or variables in the report.
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>>>Nelson,
>>>Could you possibly have included the 'Summary' clause in your "Report Form..." command on the form?
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>>>Barbara
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>>>>I created a report based on a cursor created with a SQL statement. When I preview the report from the form, only the group data displays and the detail is not there. If I bring up the view window and browse the cursor, all the data is present. I generate 12 reports from the form and 11 of them work great. If I have the view window open, ansd preview from the report designer, then the detail shows no problem. Hope some one has a idea?