Matt,

Range is to specify page numbers. FOR or WHILE specify what the data looks like.

How many records have custno = "ABC?" ABC amy or may not fill a page or overflow to several pages.

If you only want data for ABC you might do better to select only that data into a cursor (rather than printing straight off the regular table), loop through printing the interleaved pages (which you say works correctly) and then go back for another customer.



>I've never had to use the REPORT FORM 'RANGE' command before, but I've recently found a situation where it would be perfect. I need to collate the output of 2 different frx's, so I need to print the first page of each report, loop, print the 2nd page, and so on...
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>It works the way that I want IF I don't use any limiters on the data, such as a scope, FOR or WHILE. If I issue a REPORT FORM myrep FOR custno = "ABC", it ignores the RANGE and prints all pages from start to finish.
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>I haven't tried this under VFP 6 yet, but it seems like a bug to me.
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>Thanks in advance for any enlightenment!
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>-Matt