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Using multiple conditions
"Auric__" wrote in message ... . Also, VB doesn't need "Next b" and "Next a" - you can leave them both as just "Next" with no problems. But you wouldn't do that would you? It's okay in small, simple code, but in long complex code it is far better to include it for helping to know where you are when debugging. |
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