Hi Gary, I am afraid not to understand your real problem.
If you want to have a 'unique' (discriminant ?) index , you can build a primary key. But if you already have a primary key (on trans_id for example), a candidate index will be ok. You must be aware of one thing (that annoy me A LOT) : you can't have more than one blank line in your table with a candidate index or primary key.
CAUTION : in VFP a 'UNIQUE' index means that it will keep only the first occurence of a value and it is not very useful ...
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