However, say, to avoid adding to an already large block of nested If's I
might use Goto to skip to the next section. Do you see anything
intrinsically wrong in that type of use of GoTo.

No, there is nothing intrinsically wrong with it at all... and many
programmers use it just the way you describe. However, there are also lots
of programmers, like me, who never use it at all. I have no trouble
constructing, or reading, a long block of nested If-Then-ElseIf blocks, so
that is what I prefer to do. To each his/her own. One note, however... if
things are getting lengthy in a nested If-Then-ElseIf block, placing the
active code in subroutines so that most levels are simply single line Call
statements helps to make things more readable.

Rick