>>I could really use a generalized table browser that works very much like Excel does, insofar as how you can immediately sort and filter data. Needs to be a very simple-to-use tool that can map onto tables that are dynamically generated and simply allow the non-technical user to filter the data and/or sort on one or more columns. VFP itself is much too complicated for the level of user I'm dealing with.
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>>Does anybody have or know of such a beast? Any suggestions regarding other products that can use DBF files such as FileMaker Pro or Approach? I would use Excel but max # of rows is 16k and many tables are larger than that.
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>>Please keep in mind that these tables are generated on the fly within a decision-support environment Using data dictionaries to drive this process would be unwieldy. Instead, all info used to drive the browser would be derived from the inherent structure of the table (again, just lilke Excel does with spreadsheets).
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>>Thanks very much for any info/advice.
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>Hi Frank,
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>I've got a general purpose table browser class that allows all that stuff.
>It may need some tweaking to fit your purpose. If you'd like it, just eMail me.
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>Hugh

& me too

alpine@emirates.net.ae

Thanks in Advance !!