On Aug 22, 2006, at 9:02 AM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
Because "Is < 100" is a boolean (it means "is that true that ls is
lower than 100?", which can be answered by true or false, i.e a
boolean).
A select case accepts integers and Strings only.
That is not correct:
testExpression
Any expression that evaluates to a value. The expression can be of
any data type or an object.
The problem is that he is attempting to use expressions that require
a boolean 'and' operation. Only a single evaluation or the implied
'Or' (the separating commas) is allowed in a Select Case statement.
The following will work:
Select Case Y
Case Is <100
startY = 0
endY = 100
Case Is <200
startY = 100
endY = 200
Case Is <300
startY = 200
endY = 300
Case Is <400
startY = 300
endY = 400
Case Is <500
startY = 400
endY = 500
End Select
Terry
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