Yes Carl,
I agreed :)
Cetin

>So do we have "agreement that there is a problem"?
>
>>Agreed, two answers as B and D. I would vote for B because even with "general" datatype this function is the one that's working. (ie: eval(GenField) just pops an error but transform(GenField) kindly returns "Gen" or "gen").
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>>In fact I jumped to say "forget about what I told you during 70-155 study group chat, regarding valid of combo and listbox". There is a question in the quiz section about "when" of combo and listboxes. It's still true with version 6 :) Just forget "how valid would behave then" in chat. There is one "valid" as I could find.
>>Cetin
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>>>Well then, lets start with this one: it is both B and D; more so B - D is a subset of B. The KB answer is D.
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>>>>>The quiz in the UT KB has a few questionable answers, like:
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>>>>>What does the TRANSFORM() function do?
>>>>>
>>>A>>Converts any variable type expression to any other variable type.
>>>B>>Converts any variable type expression to a character type.
>>>C>>Converts a character type expression to any other variable type.
>>>D>>Formats character or numeric expressions using PICTURE and FUNCTION codes.
>>>E>>Strips the PICTURE and FUNCTION (2.x) or Format and InputMask (VFP) codes from a formatted character expression.
>>>>>
>>>>>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.
>>>>>
>>>>>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.