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Is there a shorthand way of working "OR" into an if statement in a
similar as used in the CASE statement if Person = "Peter", "Paul", "John" then... along the lines of Select Case Person Case "Peter","Paul","John"... if Person = "Peter" or Person = "Paul" or Person = "John" then... is a bit bulky |
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