Worked Perfectly! Thanks! The code I had to use was:
type('map_type')!="U" .and. LEFT(map_type(1),3)<>"NON"
THANKS!
>Hi Tracy,
>
>I am guessing the array gets passed by reference a lot and therefore just setting set a breakpoint on a map_type[1] won't work.
>
>If that's the case, build an expression like
>!Type("map_type[1]")=="U" and map_type[1]==[YourCopiedValue],
>set a breakpoint and it should fire after the call in which
>the arrayelement was changed (if the array is named differently
>in the called method/function).
>
>Repeat recursively as needed <g>.
>
>HTH
>
>thomas
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