You might use the code :)
Unfortunately my weakest side is reports :) I don't even like to create them and decorating them is my colleague's (how is this thing is spelled:) work. I just provide the data and a quick generated ugly report.
If I ever needed to color code this honestly I'd be doing either HTML or richtext or word but not frx :)
Cetin

>Thanks Cetin,
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>Your program works great! That's exactly what I was looking for BEFORE I created the .frx but I couldn't find anything even close to it or anyone that thought it was possible to produce a report from a treeview.
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>However, since I couldn't find anything when I started this, I did create an .frx and one of the benefits of the .frx is that I color coded the nodes in the report (green for fields that exist in the tables in the first directory but not the 2nd dir, and yellow for fields that exist in the tables in the 2nd dir but not the first, etc) to match the form display. A .txt file doesn't have that capability and I would like to include it to make it easier when viewing the report as to which directory has what differences in the tables.
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>However, I would like to include your code to print an ascii representation of the treeview also as an option if that is ok with you?
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>Any ideas how I can get the vertical lines to print in the .frx? I'm using the linedraw button and it works great except the last detail line in the detail band doesn't stop the vertical line. The vertical line continues on to the next detail line (1 more only) that does not exist and then it ends when the next group starts. Hence, a short extension is visible on the last record in the group everytime. Not a clean break.
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>Thanks!
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>Tracy