When I say X & V, all I mean is that I was able to add the colon because I could "find & replace" space-I with colon-space-I but had there been a fifth movement in any of them, that wouldn't have worked & I can't make that work at all for something that comes after the Roman numerals because of the V.

Another winner, thanks!

And I'm glad you found it fun because I tried reading the "p-word" documentation but right from the very beginning I found it virtually unintelligible.

"Strings"
Okay, I've read that. I don't really get it but I'm gonna hold those thoughts & see if the next bit helps...

"Numbers"
Some Yate statements let you interpret a string as an integer value... *first cracks appear in my skull*

When this is the case the string representation is converted to an integer value by ignoring everything in the string which cannot be interpreted from the start as an integer... *more cracks, like my head is an alien egg that's being heat-rayed by Godzilla*

For example the Increment statement will extract an integer from a field or named variable, will add one to the value and will then convert it back to a string for storage.... *Boom! The contents of my skull are deposited over my keyboard & my body slips from the chair & lands on the living room floor with a soggy thump*

I think maybe I need a programming 101 course, just to get past the very basics. 😆 😆 😆

Everyone has their comfort zones. Photoshop is unintelligible to me.

In Yate almost everything is text. When Yate Increments and sees a text string of "123" it converts the text to an integer with a value of 123; adds 1 and writes the result as a text string of "124".

If the initial text string was "123 Main Street" it would still see it as an integer with a value of 123 and the result would still be "124".