>Mark,
>
>>oReport.formulafields(11).Text = lnCloseAssetBaseMonth
>>Can I use formula's name instead of 11?
>
>>FormulaFieldDefinitions is unknown name.
>>Mark
>
>Yes, My fault. Accoring the documentation (Developer.hlp), you can use:
>oReport.formulafields("WhatEverName").Text= cYourFormula.
>
>B.t.w., Do you need to change the formula, or do you simply want to pass a variable to the report. Then it might be better to use parameterfields. for example:
>
>

>WITH oReport.ParameterFields
>	FOR nT= 1 TO .Count
>		cName=.Item(nT).ParameterFieldName
>		IF TYPE(cName) # "U"
>			.item(nT).SetCurrentValue(EVAL(cName))
>		ENDIF
>	ENDFOR
>ENDWITH
>

>In this way you pass variables defined in VFP to CR, if the variables in CR have the same name.
>
>Walter,
Try it.