I am assuming these are expressions in a report.
If you want to get the first and last names into one var, you could do this

fullname = (fstname & lstname) from sometable where somecondition


Try this:
VDate = MoveInDte FROM Tenants where Unit = Unit and MoveInDte = MoveInDte
Looking at this, I am wondering why you want to lookup a date from another 
table and you are using that data in the where clause????

Troy


===== Original Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at 6/06/02 5:05 pm
>Could some one tell me what the error number means, I try to build a
>variable as follows:
>VDate = MoveInDte in Tenants where Unit = Unit and MoveInDte = MoveInDte
>The Comn is present in the database, is also used by other tables.
>
>Than besides that I have an other problem I like to show the Fstname and
>LstName (they are separate columns) in an other Table in the same field
>which is in the same Database with a variable. It works fine if I either
>Use the LstName or the FstName but I don't seem to be able to combine
>them. Have tried the ampersand, the comma and the semicolon.
>
>Thanks for any help
>Ps. I know these are minute problems to all of you from what I can see
>on the List, but consider where it comes from !
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