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Can someone tell me why If statement below equates to True? I really need to
know how the computer reads this expression. I thought the computer reads it from left to right, like this: True Or False = TRUE Then TRUE And False = False but, the computer says I'm wrong, why? How should I read this If Statement? If True Or False And False Then msgbox "Do Something" End If -- Cheers, Ryan |
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