>This is a know problem [at least by me] that you can not parameterize an IN() clause. If your mcProg parameter just has 1 values in it, it will work. The problem is in having to have quotes around each value. There is no way to just pass '000609','000172','001113' without addition surrounding double-quotes. Now if you do not predefine the value of mcProj, and let VFP prompt you for the list, it will work with more than 1 value. > >The only way to get it to work with variables, is to build the list of values:
Thanks Mark. I can't do the first option because the number of choices is variable but the macro substitution worked great. John K. gave me the same suggestion on a similar thread but it wouldn't work. There must have been something else wrong with my SELECT that the error message wasn't alluding to.
Colin Magee Team Leader, Systems Development Metroland Media Group Ltd. Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
