I thought the same thing initially but it is matched. I was then confused by what looks to be comparing a date to False.
If (DateDiff("d", EventEndDt, currDate) > 0) And ProcessedInv = True And ProcessEventEndDt = False Then
Duane
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Jim - I see a wayward parenthesis right before DateDiff. Either remove it or put a closing paren after ProcessEventEndDt = False
If (DateDiff("d", EventEndDt, currDate) > 0) And ProcessedInv = True And ProcessEventEndDt = False Then
-Bill
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