>Hmm, isn't there a functin called EVALUATE that will return T for .T. and F for .F. ???

Whatever you're thinking about, it's not Evaluate(). Evaluate requires a character expression and throws an error if you try to use .T. or .F.. ALso, if you enclose the logical value in quotes, it returns the value with the periods around it.

AFAIK, there isn't such an animal. But it's early and I could be very wrong since I haven't my morning caffeine. < s >