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Old 12-05-2013, 08:00 AM
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By the way, omaha, why don't you want to spell it out using a Select Case statement? Maybe there's a useful workaround, if we knew the problem. For example, is it because you're going to have to make this "variable call" several times in your program? If so, I'm pretty sure we can restrict it to just one call, in which case you still have to do the Select but just one time, not many.
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