Hi Larry.

>RETURN TO can accept macro expanded variables if the variables do not contain a ".". In other words, if the RETURN TO procedure is a procedure and not a method, it works.

You can RETURN TO an object method if you leave off the object name. eg. if you want to RETURN TO MyObject.MyMethod, use RETURN TO MyMethod. This works whether it's hard-coded or stored in a variable and macro expanded.

Doug