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Firstly, I would suggest that you use a different variable name from the one that you are interpretting in the top of your code. Leave &Fundtype as it is and then create a new variable to hold your IN statement.

Secondly, I would place your IN statement in the SQL portion of your code, thus reducing the number of rows of data early on and there by reducing data manipulation overheads further down. However, if you do this don't forget to change the syntax ("=" instead of "EQ").

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Thanks Tony.
 
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