To make thing more complicated (but readable) try a select case true...
Select Case true
Case Coverday < 0
bgcday = "red"
days0 = days0 + 1
Case CoverDay < 45
bgcday = "#2068c0"
days045 = days045 + 1
Case CoverDay =< 60
bgcday = "green"
days4560 = days4560 + 1
Case CoverDay > 60
bgcday = "yellow"
days60 = days60 + 1
End Select
-bill
-----Original Message-----
From: Josh G [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 3:11 AM
To: ActiveServerPages
Subject: Re: Lost in Time: If ... then
there's your problem - in vb, you don't use else if, you need elseif.
else if is valid code, so you won't syntax error out, but it means
something different.
if Coverday < 0 then
bgcday="red" and days0=days0+1
elseif CoverDay > 0 and CoverDay < 45 then
bgcday="#2068c0"
days045=days045+1
elseif CoverDay >= 45 and CoverDay =< 60 then
bgcday="green"
days4560=days4560+1
elseif CoverDay > 60 then
bgcday="yellow"
days60=days60+1
end if
Your code may work, but you would need 4(?) "end if"s at the end, and
it's _very_ hard to read. In this case a select would have been a better
idea.
-Josh
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