Thanks for taking the time to post a reply to the query of queries error. You won't belive what I found that solved that issue. First, it was tru that MX was casting the two-hyphen varchar as a date. But no matter what I did to solve this (using ToString, Evaluate, etc.), I could not get the datatypes the same. In the end, a simple change of the = in the query of query to a LIKE statement (without %'s), and the comparison works like a charm!! That only took 4 hours of frustration to discover!!!
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