>>Hi Hilmar
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried to reference the control's value through using _vfp.Activeform.combo1.value in the filter expression, but I received the error "Member ActiveForm does not evaluate to an Object". I could try to use a public variable perhaps.

Thanks
Carmen

Hello All
>> I am currently setting up a filter in a table. The syntax for the filter command is as follows:
>> set filter to !ps_printed .and. ordno >= thisform.combo1.value .and. ordno <= thisform.combo2.value
>> I am filtering within a range of orders that the user would like to print, and I am only printed those where a packing slip has not yet been printed. The filter seems to be logical enough, and I can achieve the correct results when I issue the command in the command window. When I run the form, I get the following error "Object is not contained in a form". Needless to say, I am not able to debug this. I cannot seem to find where the error is, but the debugger does point to the browse command. I put the browse command in just to check to see if the data is being filtered properly, it (browse) will not be in the final application. Any thoughts?
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>>Regards,
>>Carmen
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>Meseems the problem is with the ThisForm part: When you are in a BROWSE window, you are not executing method code, therefore, "ThisForm" is not defined. Try to replace with public or private variables, or with _vfp.ActiveForm.
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>HTH, Hilmar.