>Hi there!
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>Thank you for responding to my question. I have been having a time to get this right. I tried your code, and I keep on blowing a ALIAS is not FOUND error. Could you happen to elaborate for me the first line:
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>IF SEEK( table1.account_no, table2, {tagname} )
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>I got the table1.account_no part = Table1.{fieldname)
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>I think I keep on blowing on the table 2 part.
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>Both of the tables have an ascending index on account_no. I tried variations of the code:
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>IF SEEK( forms.account, form_temp.account, account)
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>IF SEEK( forms.account, form_temp, account)
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>What am i doing wrong?
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>Thanks again!
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>Nathan
The table2 and tag names should be in quotes:
IF SEEK( forms.account, "form_temp", "account")
Try that.
Dan LeClair
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