Some possibilities are: 
- #DUP in the fields
- Use of double computes such as
  SET column1 = .variable1
  SET variable1 = column1


Bernard Lis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>the next row in a region repeats some of the data from the previous row.
>This hasn't bothered us in the past but now I think it's the cause of sometimes not 
>allowing us to get to the next row.
>When this happens, by backing up and retyping the item no. it allows going to the 
>next row.
>
>I'm not sure what RESETROW does.  It says it restores the row to it's original 
>condition.  If the default data for a col or var is 0 it does not reset it to 0.
>
>What can I do to prevent the ghosts from appearing in the next row?
>
>Bernie Lis
>Megabytes, Inc.
>
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