Is there a property for record count?

I want to navigate to another block if the current record is the LAST record. I can get the value of the current record but can't figure out how to get the value of # of records returned. Surely there's a block property for this, but I can't find it!

Hi,
:system.last_record will have the value 'TRUE' if the cursor is on the last record of some block.
/Michael

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