Select records with a date greater than today

Hi,
I have a table that lists leases, and each lease has an expiration date (stored in three fields; EXPYR, EXPMN, EXPDA).
I want to create a report that selects just those records that have an expiration date later than the date when the report is run.
Any ideas?

Jon,
I'm assuming that the 3 fields are Year, Month & Day...
Create a formula...
Date(EXPYR, EXPMN, EXPDA)
Then, for your record selection, create the following formula...
{@DateFormula} > CurrentDate
HTH,
Jason

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