It's not about the number of lines following the label. In general GoTo
statements are not recommended at all, except for

On Error GoTo ...

to handle error trapping. GoTo statements are throwbacks from the '40s
(Fortran). They tend to make code less readable than using If-Then-Else or
calling subroutines and functions, but once in a while they can be used.

In all of my libraries I have only one old function I can think of where I
used GoTo's not in error trapping. It is a Heap Sort that proved to run
faster with GoTo's than two other versions where the GoTo's were replaced
with more structured code.

Other than that, GoTo's are Gone.

"Laurie" wrote:

Thanks for all your quick responses and very helpful suggestions!!!!!!

I need time to digest the ideas but I can see some way to solve the problem
now.

So, goto statement is universally not recommended if multiple statements
need to be put under the label line?

Thanks,
Laurie