>Does anyone know how to get the logical record number when you have an index order set. For instance, a customer table is indexed on last name. The 1rst record in the customer table might be the 10th record displayed when the index order is set to last name. I am looking for a quick function that would work like the go command ( ex. gological(10) ).

I don't know how quick this would be, but how about:

cAlias = ALIAS()
cKeyExpn = SYS(14)
uIndexKeyValue = EVAL(cKeyExpn)
nRecNo = RECNO()
SELECT * FROM (cAlias) ;
   WHERE &cKeyExpn < uIndexKeyValue ;
   INTO CURSOR (SYS(2015))
nLogicalRecNo = _TALLY + 1
USE
SELECT (cAlias)
SEEK uIndexKeyValue
*
*  If the key is non-unique, you need to do the following:
*
DO WHILE RECNO() # nRecNo
   nLogicalRecNo = nLogicalRecNo + 1
   SKIP
ENDDO

It's a kludge, but it works...