If strValue = "Yes" Then
blnValue = True
Else
blnValue = False
End If

oProp.Value = blnValue

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"KeithXP" wrote in message
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Ken -
Could this be a data type problem? I imported the contacts from Excel and
the information in the User1-4 fields is logical (stored as Yes/No).

I have created the new userproperty fields as Yes/No type, format Yes/No.
Could there be a problem transferring the data from the User1 field
(string) to the "Hotels" field (Yes/No)?

If so, any idea how to get around it...

thanks