DELETE.RECORD() Should Be DELETE.RECORDS()

Last reviewed: October 31, 1994
Article ID: Q51517

Summary:

Page 105 of the "Q+E User's Guide" incorrectly lists the DELETE.RECORDS() execute command as DELETE.RECORD(). The correct name is DELETE.RECORDS().

This error also effects the execution of the Chapter 14 macro QECHAP14.XLM because DELETE.RECORD() is used in macro 6 line 61. Replacing the line DELETE.RECORD() with DELETE.RECORDS() corrects the problem. Without this correction the macro returns a #REF error.

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Last reviewed: October 31, 1994
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