I have noticed this behaviour, also. If the underlying table definition is changed, at 
the very least, I need to remove the tiers and then add them again.  On occasion I 
have had to remove a field and put it back on again. This usually happened when I 
modified the underlying view that the lookup variable was accessing, even if the 
column list remained the same. This behaviour is evident in DOS and WIN versions. I am 
running 1.866 in both.
 

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Thom Cimicato) wrote:

>Mike,
>
>Actually this converted 6.5++ report was originally based on a view with 
>alias names. I converted it and changed the driving table to a real table, 
>however the problem fields for me were some lookup variables. Replacing the 
>object did the trick so I am happy. I don't think there is any bug to worry 
>about with this. Thanx for the tip on it.
>
>Thom


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