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If ... < or ... < then statement
I think I must not understand the "or" (and <) qualities of code, in an
If-Then statement. Here's my code: If MyType < "DIV" Or MyType < "UNM" Or MyType < "MOD" Then blah, blah, blah End If When MyType = "DIV", the code progresses to the [blah, blah, blah]. My little brain is trying to think that if MyType = "DIV", the code should bypass the [blah, blah, blah]. Please enlighten me. TIA |
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