Randall,

As Rox mentioned, INLIST works.
In SQL, IN also works:

.... ;
    WHERE MyBank IN ("1234", "5678", "9012").

You can also say:

.... ;
    WHERE MyBank IN ;
    (SELECT Bank FROM Banks WHERE Banks.BankType = "SAVINGS")  

Thanks for posting the question.

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>I have a variable "cBank"
>
>I do this to assign things in a case statement
>
>cbank = "3850" and so on...
>
>I wanta case where the varibale can be either of the things i assign. i.e. - cBank = "0036" or cBank ="3855" or cBank ="3951" or cBank = "3850" or ;
> cBank = "3950" or cBank = "4369" or cBank = "1778"
>
>
>The variable is in a query as:

SET DEFAULT TO (gc_datapath)
SELECT nsf.* ;
FROM nsf ;
WHERE BETWEEN(nsf.settdate, m.dStartDate, m.dEndDate) ;
and nsf.portfolio = alltrim(cBank) ;
ORDER BY bankname, mid ;
INTO table nsf_return_items.DBF

>I get an Invlid count etc. error. when Ido this. How would I assign this variable in this case?
>
>Thanks in advance for your help.
>
>Randall