>The Report Designer is not object orientated. So, you can't use objects in it.
>
>Vlad
>
>>I've created a report with a child and a parent that
>>has a relation and a skip set prior to the run of the
>>report. The totals located in the group footer section
>>is sometimes forced to the next page because of the number
>>of child records on the first page. Unfortunately the
>>information in the group header on this 2nd page is
>>incorrect showing the following records information. I
>>have many different solutions, including tying a custom
>>object to the report that will display this group header
>>information. Nothing seems to be working.
>>
>>Dan

* here's the code
oRpt = CREATEOBJECT("RPTFUNCS")
REPORT FORM TO PRINT

* in the report one of the fields for a dealer number
* the expression is oRpt.mpGetDlrNmbr()
* this procedure may be as simple as

RETURN this.pcDlrNmbr

* Now I've made this work for a custom numbering system
* running down the side of a series of transactions.
* but this what I'm trying to do here is much more
* complicated. When do I set the property ( oRpt.SetDlrNmbr )
* so that it will display properly on the following page.

Dan