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Just saw your post JDRHOUSTON,  quick answer 'cause I'm outta here today..

The way I do it is throw a "mm" after calling the variable

example

!e = para[1]
by n $!e mm

I'm looking into creating a method applied to the real object, since the distance method doesn't work quite right, and I'll get back to you on that.

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Just saw your post JDRHOUSTON,  quick answer 'cause I'm outta here today..

The way I do it is throw a "mm" after calling the variable

example

!e = para[1]
by n $!e mm

I'm looking into creating a method applied to the real object, since the distance method doesn't work quite right, and I'll get back to you on that.

THE GURU HAS SPOKEN:cool: