Sorry, I went on vacation just after my initial post. I can run the query for true values. What I can't figure out is if the value is true how do i get it to displaythe value of a different field as well
issue solved
Sorry, I went away on vacation since I posted this question.
Wanted you to know it works great!
I hope yo don't get tired of hearing that you're a genius!
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Still no go
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It did this for all of them but it gave each one a different Expr number.
Also when I looked at the query it returned Only Expr and the number for the heading and...
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