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version 3
Records in selection {(aTable)} 
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| Parameter | Type | Description | |
| aTable | Table | | Table for which to return number of selected records, |
| or Default table, if omitted | |||
| Function result | Number |  | Records in selection of table |
Description
Records in selection returns the number of records in the current selection of aTable. In contrast, Records in table returns the total number of records in the table.
Example
The following example shows a loop technique commonly used to move through all the records in a selection. The same action can also be accomplished with the APPLY TO SELECTION command:
FIRST RECORD ([People]) ` Start at first record in the selection For ($vlRecord; 1; Records in selection ([People])) ` Loop once for each record Do Something ` Do something with the record NEXT RECORD ([People]) ` Move to the next record End for
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