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Hello, I hope someone can help me...
I have a matching subroutine in which there are nine criteria that need to be checked in order to complete a match. Therefore, the code is nested nine layers deep, using mostly "IFs" but also two loops. I am pretty experienced at successfully setting these types of things up, but never this deep. Although I see no coding problems, it doesn't match everything in my arrays. I remember years ago reading that the maximum nesting was 6 layers. Is this still true? Could this be my issue? Any suggestions on making my code flatter would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for your assistance. |
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