There are several ways to do it:

1. Make your procedure a function and return the wanted value in the RETURN of the function. From your form: cMyVar = MyFunction( cVar)
2. Call directly the modal form and use DO FORM ... TO ... Do you really need the procedure in between?
3. Call your procedure with a parameter by reference: DO MyProc WITH @cVar
and in your procedure cVar = cAnotherVar. Personnaly, I don't advise this way!

RETURN TO MASTER is not helpful here.

Vlad

>Hi! I have created a form with a command button. When the command button is clicked, a procedure is called that activates a modal form.
>The modal form returns a value to the procedure when closed.
>
>e.g. In the command button I have: do with cVAR
> In the procedure I have: do form with cVAR to cANOTHERVAR
>
>Is it possible to return that value from the procedure to the form that called the procedure? Will RETURN TO MASTER command be sufficient?