Why not just check the ArrayLen() of the array? and if it's 36, or 44?

Or is it a sparsely populated array?

If that is the case - take a gander over to www.cflib.org there is an array function 
in there that 
will test if the array element is empty or not.

HTH

Mark

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Quoting PETCOL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hi People,
> 
> I have an array that is dynamically populated.
> 
> Some times there's up to 44 elements in it, others only 36.
> 
> I'm stuct determining when an element doesn't exist, and then not to try and
> output it.
> 
> I've tried
> <cfif IsDefined(nswArray[37]) AND nswArray[37] NEQ "">
>     #nswArray[37]#
> </cfif>
> 
> That failed
> 
> Suggestions please, the brain will not go into gear this morning.
> 
> petcol
> 
> 
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