Ok, let's see...  I'm wondering what you are trying to achieve here.  Can you add a bit about that?

There are a few things I see right away:

* 89Jhh means Jh and another heart.  maybe you mean 89J:hh?

* T7,T7:hh is redundant, can be shortened as just T7

* A:Ahh is redundant, same as Ahh

So flop call range can be written as:

(44, 56:hh, 568, 89J, A:hh, T7)!(89J:hh, 77, AT7:Ahh):$MP

On the turn it looks like you want to add 33 and 66 to the calling range, and take out 56.  It can be written as:

(44, 33, 66, 89J, A:hh, T7)!(89J:hh, 77, AT7:Ahh, 56):$MP

But that's not the same as what you get with your range.

I suspect you're not quite achieving what you intend here, but I'm a bit vague on what you're actually trying to achieve.  There seems to be hands missing from these ranges (TT comes to mind) but maybe they all shove or fold?

Hi yeah....I actually hold TT which is why they are excluded.

89J:hh is what I wanted yes thanks

T7 - thanks for clearing that up

Ahh - also thanks. I was unsure.

I was trying to figure out how often V makes a straight on the river. I hold TT in this spot that x raised flop and bet Turn. So:

$MP - preflop

(44, 56:hh, 568, 89J, Ahh, T7)!(89J:hh, 77, AT7:Ahh):($MP) - flop call range from combo's in preflop range excluding 89J:hh, 77 and AT7:Ahh as I am assuming those hands raise flop.

Then I wanted to add hands that call turn from my flop call range. 66 is a mistake and shouldn't be there but any 33 combo's that call flop like T733 for example and again exclude hands like 56 that raise turn. So should it be:

(44, 89J, T7hh, 33, A:Ahh)!(56):(44, 56:hh, 568, 89J, A:Ahh, T7)!(89J:hh, 77, AT7:Ahh):($MP)

As in how often this: (44, 89J, T7hh, 33, A:Ahh)!(56)

makes a straight from this: (44, 56:hh, 568, 89J, A:Ahh, T7)!(89J:hh, 77, AT7:Ahh):($MP)

Ok, it sort of looks like it works.  The continuing ranges are a bit artificial though.  Villain ends up raising 1.5% on the flop and folding ~80%, then on the turn he calls ~80%.  I don't know of anyone who plays like that.  But given that these are the ranges you want to use, the process seems to work.  When I ask about villain's hands on the river I get:

unless you write a range for the flop like you did for $MP you can not write it out this way.  The best would be to write a $FC for the flop range :(44, 56:hh, 568, 89J, Ahh, T7)!(89J:hh, 77, AT7:Ahh):($MP)

Than you can write your turn question (44, 89J, T7hh, 33, A:Ahh)!(56)$FC

Also you can probably cheat a little with looking at the hand numbers on the far right of the ranges to get an idea of continuation frequency.