>>>>One section of the data contains the date in the following format YYYDDD where YYY is the year (097) and DDD is the day number of the current year (245). I'm quite familiar with VFP's date functions and have converted form a number of formats in the past, but this one has me stumped. Unless I have completely missed it, I don't know of a "day of year" function in VFP.
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>>>What about about 245 + the first day of the year which will give you the current date for 245th day.
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>>Yea, that makes sense. Since I have the year, I ll use the date functions to create an extra field that contains the first day of the year and add the number of days from the DDD portion to this field to come up with the current date in the format I require. I should have thought of this myself. Thanks for the response.
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>To having double replacements, you may want to store this to a memory variable and only replace the final value. :)

I could do that but this is a temporary table that has a few extra fields already so it is not an issue. Once I have sliced and diced the records from this daily table, I append the fields I require to a much larger "archive" table.

On another matter, do you know if people attending DevCon are supposed to receive any materials before the conference? I paid for the conference back in mid-July.

AL