Actually, if you ensure you have a PK index, SEEK would be faster.

>Instead of saving the record number, save the primary key or a unique value of one of the columns, then use LOCATE to go back to that record.
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>John
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>>I have a grid which the user can sort by any of the columns.
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>>Until recently, the user did this by right-clicking to get a pop-up menu, and one of the choices allowed sorting by the selected column. The sort routine would always do a "GOTO TOP" to put the user back at the top of the newly sorted grid.
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>>I have recently added the capability to click on the column header, which sorts immediately (no pop-up).
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>>Since these are now duplicate capabilities, I have been asked to modify the behavior when right-clicking on one of the rows in the grid: if the user chooses the option to sort the column, he still wants the grid sorted, BUT he wants to remain on the same record that he right-clicked on.
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>>I can't get this to work. Previously, by code looked like:
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>>    INDEX ON bla-bla-bla
>>    GOTO TOP
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>>which works properly, sending the user to the top record.
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>>The new code, which does not work properly, looks like:
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>>    lnRecNO=RECNO()
>>    INDEX ON bla-bla-bla
>>    GOTO (lnRecNO)
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>>This code doesn't fail, but appears to place the user on some random record in the grid.
>>In fact, on some occasions, it even gets the correct record.
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>>Any suggestions?
>>Thanks