>The problem as Mike has pointed out is one of an exact match as opposed to a match. The right-hand expression decides how much is checked. So, 'Domestic Chassis LED' = 'Domestic Chassis' since only the length of 'Domestic Chassis' is checked in the left-hand expression. There are a few different ways to fix this...
>1. Switch the expression around
>2. Use the exactly-equals operator "=="
>3. Set Exact On
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>A simple demonstration may help illustrate this better...
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SET EXACT OFF
>?'Domestic Chassis LED' = 'Domestic Chassis' && .T. -- only len('Domestic Chassis') is checked to see if it matches
>?'Domestic Chassis' = 'Domestic Chassis LED' && .F.
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>?'Domestic Chassis LED' == 'Domestic Chassis' && .F.
>?'Domestic Chassis' == 'Domestic Chassis LED' && .F.
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>SET EXACT ON
>?'Domestic Chassis LED' = 'Domestic Chassis' && .F.
>?'Domestic Chassis' = 'Domestic Chassis LED' && .F.

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Craig, Pardon me,
for completeness:
SET ANSI ON is equal to "=="
but
SET EXACT ON is not eqaul to "=="