Getting value list in a Form Page

list(form->tabfield->page2->A->value form->tabfield->page2->B->value form->tabfield->page2->C->value)

where form is the form handle, and the tab field is called tabfield.

Sorry, I didn't expect this.Let me explain clearly

I have created fields in page2 based upon a procedure, that tells how many fields should be created in that page.

For Example I have fields created field_1, field_2, field_3.....so on. I didn't know in advance how many fields are there.now i want to access the values of those created fields. there are others fields also there in page2 apart from these fields.

I hope you understood. 

This shows the importance of stating a clear question (as mentioned in the Forum Guidelines). There's no way I could have inferred what you are now saying from your original post; remember we cannot read your mind so you should put yourself in the position of somebody who hasn't seen your code...

Anyway, there are several ways you could do this:

1. Record on your tab page the number of such dynamically created fields that you created:
     tabField->page2->myNumberOfFields=3
   Then retrieve using:
     listOfVals=nil
     for(i 1 form->tabField->page2->myNumberOfFields
       listOfVals=tconc(listOfVals get(form->tabField->page2 concat('field_ i))->value)
     )
     listOfVals=car(listOfVals) ; don't need the tconc structure any more
2. Record on your tab page the list of field names you created (you can collect these names as you dynamically build them):
     tabField->page2->myListOfFields=listOfFields ; e..g list('field_1 'field_2 'field_3)
   Then retrieve using:
     listOfVals=foreach(mapcar fieldName tabField->page2->myListOfFields
       get(form->tabField->page2 fieldName)->value
     )
3. Use pattern matching on the field names to retrieve the values:
     listOfVals=foreach(mapcar fieldName pcreMatchList("^field_" form->tabField->page2->fieldList)
       get(form->tabField->page2 fieldName)->value
     )
   Note that fieldList is a built-in property on a page (or form) with the list of fields on that page

Almost certainly other ways, but these are reasonable. I'd probably use 1 or 2 as it gives you more freedom on naming of dynamic fields (should that matter). But it doesn't really matter too much...

Regards,

Andrew.