("Odd.");
bEven = false;
break;
}
}
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Paul Mone
Ninthlink Consulting Group
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From: Gregory Harris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Remember that if there's some pattern to these ranges, you could always use
something like this:
...and avoid the whole issue of ranges in the case statements.
David Cummins
Jann VanOver wrote:
>
> No. A Case value must be a primitive expression.
>
> To do what you want, abandon CFCASE and
No. A Case value must be a primitive expression.
To do what you want, abandon CFCASE and use a series of IF/Else statements.
That has flexiblity to evaulate other conditional expressions.
>
> Can you use to evaluate numeric expressions such as a between =
> statement, or greater than/less th
a
b
might help.
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