Have you tried the code? If TheKeyValue is 49, this code will get you a "1" in s. If it's not, then could you please post your code, cuz this should work.

~~Bonnie


>>OK, so doesn't what I posted do it for you?
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>>string s = ((char)TheKeyValue).ToString();
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>No, I'm afraid. From the above example, I'd get "49" instead of 1.
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>Are you familiar with VFP? VFP has a function named CHR(nAnsiCode) that converts a numeric ANSI code to the character corresponding to that code. I'd like the equivalent namespace with such method.