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Limits on Case Statements
Hey guys
Is there a limit on the amount of cases you can have in a case statement? Thanks in advance Todd |
Limits on Case Statements
Hi
AFAIK no: there's no limit -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Todd Huttenstine wrote: Hey guys Is there a limit on the amount of cases you can have in a case statement? Thanks in advance Todd |
Limits on Case Statements
What is the function you are aiming for? Depending on that you may b
going about this the wrong way... Just a thought... In the meantime, like this Select Case ComboBox1.Value Case 1 {DoStuff} ... Case 52 {doStuff} End Selec -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Limits on Case Statements
If you ask this question, there is probably a better way to do what you
want. No way of knowing, but if there is a definable pattern or a way to calculate things, it might be advisable. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Frank Kabel" wrote in message ... Hi AFAIK no: there's no limit -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Todd Huttenstine wrote: Hey guys Is there a limit on the amount of cases you can have in a case statement? Thanks in advance Todd |
Limits on Case Statements
Hey thanx to all who reponded. I ended up making a loop
which was much more practical. -----Original Message----- Hey guys Is there a limit on the amount of cases you can have in a case statement? Thanks in advance Todd . |
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