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Eric, If this is the case, what would be the point of ever using a mult occur data structure ever again? it would seem that doing it this way is a lot more flexible than a MODS. Can you think of any instances where a MODS would be more appropriate? thanks, rick -----Original Message----- Rick, Yes, you can access each overlay field as an array (with subscripting). Better yet, SORTA Array2 will sort the contents on $CTData in Array2 order. That means you can sort a datastructure dynamically on any subfield. Pretty nifty for Subfile displays. Oh, make sure to add an "INZ(*All'9')" and "Ascend" to $CTData (base array) if you intend to have a varying number of rows in the data-set. That keeps unused records in the array at the end (and out of the way) after you SORTA. Eric DeLong Sally Beauty Company MIS-Project Manager (BSG) 940-898-7863 or ext. 1863 -------------------------
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