Hey Nadya,

I remember the first time I used BLANK. I was wandering around at my last job looking for the closest "guru" to help me. After I grabbed her in the hall, she said to look up the BLANK command.

Sure has been useful! I like it because it removes 0's and .F.'s so it's easy to see in the table when .T. or >0 value has been entered. They stick out in the middle of all that empty space.

Wonder what great commands I still haven't discovered!!


>Thank you both of you. I knew, it should be this simple :)
>
>>Hi Nadya,
>>
>>There is a BLANK command in VFP which should do what you want. You can blank an entire record or selected fields.
>>
>>Rick
>>
>>>Hi everybody,
>>>
>>>I'd like to replace couple of fields with blank information. Fields could be different types: character and numeric. Before I start to write my own 'blank' function, I'd like to know, may be there is a VFP command, which allows me to do this?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance.