Don't be so hard on yourself! This one is always tricky!
Here's what I always do. After retrieving into your vSelect variable:
SET VAR vSelect = ( '(' + .vSelect + ')' )PRINT myreport WHERE colors IN
&vSelect ....
Karen
On Monday, June 15, 2026 at 07:36:05 PM CDT, Dr. Robert Rugilo
<[email protected]> wrote:
I have a total mental block from the most basic command and I just need
someone to help me before I commit myself into a insane facility.I have a
variable (vSelect) which its, a list generated from a choose command the
variable looks like this yellow, red, magenta, blueSo, I need to print a
report which only will print those categories, for example
Print myreport where colors in (.vselect) (of course it's wrong but I cannot
remember how to address a simple variable with values separated by a comma. (I
know that I must surround with parenthesis but I fail to remember how I have
done this a 100's of time in the far past....sooooooo help!!!!
Thank you guys for any hint or help that you can give me
Robert Rugilo
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