--- In [email protected], "Rick Rose" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This may not be the solution you are looking for, but why not use
the LOF
> function and load the whole file into a string variable, use the
SPLIT
> function and split it into an array and go from there? Changing a
string in
> a variable is a lot easier, and a lot less headaches it would seem
to me.
Thanks for the reply, Rick!
This would work if I re-write the file every time, loading all the
fields from all of the records in the file to an array, but there's
about 100 different records in the file, which are three lines each,
with maybe 40 or so fields per line... I guess it's possible... but
I don't know if it will work for this project. Basically I am
letting a user select an error that needs to be changed from an error
report, then finding that field and changing that field in the file.
They may want to go back to a previous record to make another change.
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