Morning All!
I could swear we had a discussion about this awhile ago (although I may just be remembering an article from Charlie's site). I'm experiencing a bit of a head scratcher in regards to lists and managing them. 1. Using a QoQ, we create a ValueList from one of its columns a. The ValueList is rather sizable list (400+ entries) of identifiers 2. We then iterate through the QoQ and do some logic 3. Should one of those entries (in the loop based upon the QoQ) not meet the criteria of the logic, we then remove it from the ValueList previously created ValueList Now, previously, I'd simply search through the list using; ListFindNoCase() And then delete the entry in the ValueList that needed to be removed using ListDeleteAt(). However, the rub that I'm experiencing now is that ListFindNoCase() which worked previously is now only returning 1 when the entry is found (even if it's obviously not the first entry in the list). Questions! * Have you all experienced similar problems with sizable lists? * Do you all know if there is an upper bound of the size of a list that can be handled by ListFindNoCase()? * Could this be related to the ValueList itself (the index is being the issue)? Thank you as always for your thoughts! Matthew R. Nicholson SolTech, Inc. www.soltech.net <http://www.soltech.net/> (p) 404.601.6000, Ext 233 (c) 770.833.5326 Yes. We can get you there. ------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, manage your profile @ http://www.acfug.org?fa=login.edituserform For more info, see http://www.acfug.org/mailinglists Archive @ http://www.mail-archive.com/discussion%40acfug.org/ List hosted by http://www.fusionlink.com -------------------------------------------------------------
