That's what I was looking for, thanks guys.
>>I haven't used any complex in string operators till now and having some trouble. Does this look ok?
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>>m_ass = "assets_code $('DEPLOYED', 'DIRECT_PROC', 'DUE_OUT','ON_HAND', 'ON_LOAN','REPAIR')"
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>>and to test if it is T or F
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>>?&m_ass
>>and I get Function name is missing).
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>as far as I know, $ requires the right side to be one string, not a list.
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>Have you looked at inlist()
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>m_ass = inlist(assets_code, 'DEPLOYED', 'DIRECT_PROC', 'DUE_OUT','ON_HAND', 'ON_LOAN','REPAIR')
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