Exactly!!
I've been trouble shooting the INDEX for an hour now becuase my arguments were in the wrong place. We'll end up using the LOOKUP statment...seems a little cleaner.
Thanks to everyone for chiming in!
Marshall
What I decided to do is use the Index Function to represent an "in" from SQL.
INDEX("abc","zenbdh, wadsn, assgn", 1)
If the INDEX is > 0 then exists else it doesnt exist.
Thanks!
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