>How about ?
>
>

PROCEDURE SomeProc
>LOCAL SomeVariables, lRet, nX
>
>DO CASE
>   CASE !THIS.GetValidDateRanges()
>
>   CASE THIS.ExecSomeOtherCode() AND TYPE('.arrItems[1,1]')#'N'
>
>   OTHERWISE
>      nX = 1
>      lRet = .T.
>
>      DO WHILE nX >= ALEN(THIS.arrItems,1) AND lRet
>         lRet = (THIS.arrItems[ix,2] # 'somecondition' OR THIS.SomeOtherProc(nX)) AND ;
>                (THIS.arrItems[ix,3] # 'somecondition2' OR THIS.SomeOtherProc2(nX))
>
>         nX = nX + 1
>      ENDDO
>ENDCASE
>RETURN lRet

>
>Compact, and in some respect somewhat dirty. However I find this very clear to read.
>
>Walter,

Walter,
I think this is much less efficient and result wouldn't be the same. Recheck original for..endfor loop and my reply to Evan:)
Cetin