>Is there anyway to print to a report using data that is in textboxes on the current form when my user pushes.
>a command button to print. Would the only way to do this is to create a table and store the values of the text box's there then
>use that table to get values into my report?
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If the existing textboxes on the form aren't tied to a controlsource, you might consider creating a cursor with fields that correspond to the textbox values; when the button is pushed, you simply report off that cursor, whose fields you've tied to the desired controls...

I've run into some strange problems with VFP reports using data from objects, especially where you aren't sure of the object reference's scope during the report's execution; I'd either fill a cursor or at least store them in private variables created 'above' the report invocation. Properties are in scope relative to the objects that contains them, so if your object reference is not in scope, the propertycan't be seen.