With a for loop it's the only way to do it..
I generally always define a variable i as an integer in just about every
program. I used for all kinds of things from for loops to %lookups() to
whatever might need an integer.
James R. Perkins
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FOR With No Index
How would you replace this simple DO statement with a FOR in /Free?
C Do #COVERAGES Do Number Of Coverages
Should I make up a dummy index field to handle the FOR?
FOR DummyIndex = 1 To #COVERAGES;
Is there a more direct and logical way to do this? Sure, I could create a
dummy index field but it would make me feel so cheap.
Robert Munday
Munday Software Consultants
Montgomery, AL
on assignment in Nashville, TN
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