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Not possible, however, you could do what was suggested.

Move the %Found() value to an indicator.

*In01 = %Found();

Then in debug mode, eval *In01 = '0' or '1'

Michael Schutte
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> why do you need to know the value of [%found]?
 > You can clearly see the value of it by seeing
 > what section of the IF ELSE ENDIF code is being
 > executed.

A related question is this: How can I change the value of %found?

If %Found();
    ... do some code
Else
   ... do something else
EndIf

Let's say I am debugging and I want to force one branch or the other...
  The current answer is to use an intermediate boolean.  In the days
when dinosaurs roamed the earth we called those booleans 'indicators.'
   --buck
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