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Default UDF Not working


This function should return the new string, but it returns Blank can anyone
explain why, and also tell me how to fix it and avoid similar issues in the
future. I tried using Select Case statement in my first attempt and it did
not work, so I figure I switch to If statements, but the result is the same a
blank.
Thanks in advance

Global strField As String


Sub Raul()

strField = "AP_Parts"
strField = Test(strField)

MsgBox (strField)


End Sub


Function Test(strField As String) As String

Dim FndException

strmval = UCase(strField)

If strmval = "NV_EQUIPMENT" Then
strField = "HIST_Dir"
Else
If strmval = "NV_PARTS" Then
strField = "HIST_Dir_Prt"
Else
If strmval = "AP_EQUIPMENT" Then
strField = "HIST_Dis"
Else
If strmval = "AP_PARTS" Then
strField = "HIST_Dis_Prt"
Else
If strmval = "GPL_EQUIPMENT" Then
strField = "HIST_Dis"
Else
If strmval = "STL_COMMON" Then
strField = "HIST_OTH"
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End If
End Function




Michael Arch.


 
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