>>These two lines do the same thing..right?
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>>IF !(lcBillTypeDigit1 $ oApp.gsOutBilT1 ) OR !(lcBillTypeDigit2 $ oApp.gsOutBilT2)
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>>IF NOT ((lcBillTypeDigit1 $ oApp.gsOutBilT1 ) AND (lcBillTypeDigit2 $ oApp.gsOutBilT2))
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>>Thanks!
>
>A is false or B is false
>is the same as
> One or more of A and B is not true

Exactly. Took me a few minutes but I finally was able to explain that to someone here. Personally I like doing it the 2nd way because to me that looks easier to read. NOT() or NOT() seems not as good as not( () and () ). Not that it matters..ha