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Ed and Mary, We may get "into trouble" by posting stuff that is not MI related. However, the answer to your question, if I understand correctly, is you must use the DIGITS scalar function to translate the numeric field into a string so you can then SUBSTR it. The following example is, hopefully, relevant: /*------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* This query will show all the Invoices created */ /* after 8 July that do NOT have a valid Order Time */ /* placed into the Invoice Header record. It also */ /* is an example of how to display an 8.0 "date" */ /* field in mm/dd/yy format (the century is dropped */ /* for display purposes). */ /*------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ Select All ENINV#, SUBSTR(DIGITS(ENINDT),5,2) || '/' || SUBSTR(DIGITS(ENINDT),7,2) || '/' || SUBSTR(DIGITS(ENINDT),3,2) AS InvDate, ENORD, SUBSTR(DIGITS(ENORDT),5,2) || '/' || SUBSTR(DIGITS(ENORDT),7,2) || '/' || SUBSTR(DIGITS(ENORDT),3,2) AS OrdDate, ENORTM, ENTYSL From IHA Where ENINDT > 19990708 and ENORTM = 0 /* --- End of example --- */ You may contact me "off-list" for clarification if desired. rich hart
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