Try:

"Moisture Conditioned Lots 6~'' Lifts"

I tried your suggestion with same result (-5 return code from find)

In addition to Roland's suggestion to preface the double-quote with an "escape" tilde, you might also wish to consider including a Lower() function around the target string:

   Pos(Lower(location), Lower('Moisture Conditioned Lots 6'' Lifts')) > 0

Best regards, John

From the help for the Find method:

Adding the ~ and the lower function resulted in same failure with -5 return code from find.

Hi Paul,

If your code is exactly as you provided in your post, I don't think you have an embedded double-quote. It appears to be two single quotes.
If your inner quote is a double-quote, then you should be able to get away with just 3 tildes: 'Moisture Conditioned Lots 6~~~" Lifts'.

HTH...regards,

Mark

I have a DW containing addresses, and I edited the data to encapsulate the word Disk with double-quotes ("Disk"), then did the following DW Find:

ls_find = "Pos(Lower(address),Lower('~"DISK')) > 0"
ll_foundrow = dw_1.Find(ls_find,1,9999)

and it returns the correct row number.