You're making it too complex. You can use ThisForm in the expression of a report object. So ThisForm.myProperty or ThisForm.txtObject.Value are all valid expressions for report objects.

Cathy


>Hi All,
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> I'm currently working on customising a 3rd party VFP6.0 application. The customisation involves among other things creating reports from complex selection screens. I'm using SQL in most cases to create a cursor which I use as the driving table for the reports. A number of the reports need to print the selection parameters from the selection screens at the top of each report. E.g. if I selected customers 1 to 100, transactions posted 1st July to 31st July and revenue in the range $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 I want to print these parameters at the top of the report. I decided to create another cursor which has 1 record and contains the selection parameters and in the report I would place these cursor fields at the top of the report. Does anyone see anything wrong or inefficient with this approach? Would using variables that are set just before the report is printed (e.g cCustomerFrom = ThisForm.txtCustomerFrom.Value ) and referring to these variables in the report be a better approach?
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>All suggestions welcomed.
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>Thanks,
>Gavin...