Vladimir,

Sorry about deleting the info that went before this

I'm not 100% certain that I really understand your question, but I think it's along these lines:

You want to be able to develop a single report that will handle, but can't because the field names and number are unknown. Do I have this right?

If so, then here's your answer:

In your detail line you can use, for example:

&FIELD(2)

to print the output

For column headers simply:

FIELD(2)

Naturally, the 2 above is just an example.

In those instances where the number of columns isn't known, you can use the following syntax.

IIF(FCOUNT() >= 10, &FIELD(10), "")

for detail lines and

IIF(FCOUNT() >= 10, FIELD(10), "")

In regards to the column headers, if I recall correctly, GENXTAB uses some like "N" + the string representation of the value for numeric columns, and I think something like Expr_1, Expr_2 for you'll have to check. If this is the case, I suggest using a function to return a value in the column expression:

IIF(FCOUNT() >= 10, ColFunc(10), "")

The function would have to return a string that corresponded to the desired column heading. You may have to generate a cursor with the orginal field values. Assuming that the distinct values that make up the columns are: "Microsoft", "FoxPro", and "Visual" and that there's a cursor with the alias ColHeads (with the names in the field NAMES). Your function would look something like:

FUNCTION ColFunc

LPARAMETER pn_recno

LOCAL lc_result

lc_result = ""
IF RECCOUNT("ColHeads") <= pn_recno
GO pn_recno IN ColHeads
lc_result = ColHead.Names
ENDIF
RETURN lc_result
ENDFUNC

For numerics, you could use the SUBSTR() function to return a portion of the numeric field name desired.

Good Luck,

George