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>>I think what the text file is being used for here is to determine the number of pages for use in printer output. If so, then I think the problem with point size remains.
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>>George
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>One thing I did was to add a end page column to the table I wuz printing out. I knew that I would display 30 rows per page with no fields that wrapped. So the math was simple to back fill in the end page column of my report table. Otherwise, running the report may be your only option... htwh

Steve,

As long as the number of rows is fixed, you could use something like:

lnnumpages = CEILING(RECCOUNT() / linesperpage)

However, with multiple data groupings, the likelihood of that occurring is pretty low. Couple that with the font issue, and a third party report generator would seem to be the best solution to a requirement to have the total number of pages on each page of the report.

George