>>The quiz in the UT KB has a few questionable answers, like:
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>>What does the TRANSFORM() function do?
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>>Converts any variable type expression to any other variable type.
>>Converts any variable type expression to a character type.
>>Converts a character type expression to any other variable type.
>>Formats character or numeric expressions using PICTURE and FUNCTION codes.
>>Strips the PICTURE and FUNCTION (2.x) or Format and InputMask (VFP) codes from a formatted character expression.
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>>Also, there were a few that referred to VFP5 as though it did not apply to VFP6, but I am sure that it was meant to differentiate it from VFP3.
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>>So who do I tell?
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>Discuss them here is fine. If there is agreement that there is a problem, we will get it corrected.

As the one who originally submitted that question 2 years ago, I'm curious: What did I get wrong on it? From what I know about FoxPro, the correct answer would be D, "Formats character or numeric expressions using PICTURE and FUNCTION codes." As an example, run the following code:

lnVar = 12345.6789
? TRANSFORM("$$$,$$$.99")

Your result will be $12,345.68

The original question was written before VFP 6 came out, but I just tested it using VFP 6, and it still works fine.