Hi Ken

I think I see whats happening. I'm not altering the original data in
theImportedData variable rarther the copy of the data thats in the
loop variable. So unless I store this -- I lose it.

And in the second example I am altering the original.

That's great. This was my preferred solution because I was aware of
the problem that Mark hilighted regarding deleting items and using
'down to' in a loop,


Thanks to for your help.


Ian McKnight

On 24/05/06, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/24/06 4:35 PM, "Ian McKnight" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


That's because in the first version, you're not actually changing
theImportedData (which you can't really, without getting odd results). You
need to do this:

on removeFields1
  put "" into tNewData
  repeat for each line theRecord in theImportedData
    delete the last item of theRecord
    delete word 2 of item 10 of theRecord
    delete item 11 of theRecord
    put theRecord & cr after tNewData
  end repeat
  delete char -1 of tNewData
  put tNewData into fld "Newdata"
end removeFields1

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