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two things: You know there is a mouseable scroll bar, right? Also, you can read through your subfile with a for loop, matching the keyed in search value to the subfile value, and when gt you can save the subfile record number and set that as the top record. --------------------------------- Booth Martin http://www.martinvt.com --------------------------------- -------Original Message------- From: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries Date: 09/30/05 14:06:32 To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Subfile Reposition with scrolling I have searched the forums for help on this and can not find any threads that contain the info that I need. Any help/suggestions is much appreciated. I am displaying a subfile with a list of customer names which can be very long. I need a "position-to" field where a user can type in a name and have the subfile reposition itself to display that name or the most similar one. I have this working currently by using SETLL on the customer file and rebuilding the subfile. However, this is not quite the functionality I need since I am only then reloading some of the records. I actually need to be able to just move forward or back to the name from within my original subfile so the user can continue to scroll up or down from their position to point. The way I currently have it coded, it of course only allows the user to scroll forward to the end since I am rebuilding the subfile with only partial data. I know there must be a way, maybe using SFLRCDNBR (?), to just reposition the display of my original whole subfile so the user can still scroll back and forth. I just can't seem to figure it out. Again, any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you. Elonna
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