Let me see if understand this correctly.

You have a layer A and a layer B.  There si a selection set S in layer 
B.  You watn to tag just the elements in A that are within  the elements 
in S, and would like to keep all the other elements in A untagged-

If this si what you want do as follows here is a potentail solution  ( I 
am using you want to tag using a numeric field, if the field is a string 
the procedure below needs to be modified). 

    1) Create a new fiedl (my_new_field)  on B, and fill all records with 0
    2) on the dataview, display only the S set, and fill the field 
created on 1  it iwht 1
    3) Create a new field in B  using this formula my_new_field * 
tagging field
    4) Tag your field in A usign the formual you created on 3.

The elements in A overlapping the elements in S will be tagged 
accrdogingly.  All other records will be tagged with a 0

Just my first thought. But I have the impression it sounds cumbersome so 
it is quite possible there might be a simpler solution. 

As per Dave�s suggestion, I have the impression he is assuming there is 
a one to one relatiobnship between source and target, so I am not sure 
his method would be generally applicable

Good luck



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>As the title suggests, I want to be able to tag a destination field 
>using a selection set from the SOURCE layer.  I know this isn't 
>possible but I'd like to put it on the wish list.  If anyone has any 
>quick work arounds (short of creating a new temp layer for each piece 
>of the source layer I want to use), I'm open to any suggestions.
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>Stephen
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