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for field Varying: Eval MyVarying = 'Hello' Eval MyVarying = MyVaring + ' There ' Eval MyVarying = MyVaring + %Trim(' Midrange! ') At this point MyVarying would contain 'Hello There Midrange!' and %Len(MyVarying) would be 21. Now, you should be able to do anything with the MyVarying field you want. Yes, you can move it to a fixed length String field. You could pass it, etc... It now depends on what you want to do with it. Notice, I did NOT have to say: Eval MyVaring = %Trim(MyVarying) + ' There ' By the fact that it is Varying, it's length is it's data. HTH Regards, Jim Langston -----Original Message----- From: MWalter@hanoverwire.com [mailto:MWalter@hanoverwire.com] Buck, I'm using the varying field to build my HTML output. Should I be starting the data in byte 3 of that field or move the varying field to a fixed length field after the data is built? Thanks, Mark
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