Glenn

This might be helpful.

For n = 1 to toObj.count
   if compobj(toObj.Item(n), this)
      exit
   endif
next

>Not in this case Sergey, I only have an object reference to the item sort of like this:
>

>Function dosomethihng
>lparameters toObj && as collection item
>nindex = toObj.whatismyindex()
>define bar (whatismyindex) of somemenu prompt toObj.cprompt
>return
>

>
>In other words I only have the Item and not the collection.
>
>>Glenn,
>>
>>You would use FOR EACH and compare object property(s) to the value(s) you know.
>>
>>>Ok, I know now how to get an index if one knows the key to a collection item

>>>nIdx = oCollection.getkey(cKey)
>>>

>>>and I now know how to get a key

>>>cKey = oCollection.getkey(nIdx)
>>>

>>>but how do you get either if you know neither? I have an object reference to an item but I do not know the index or key. Any ideas?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>Glenn