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Originally Posted by macropod View Post
I can't see the point of that
The point is, as I said, initializing it to something that cannot be in the table. That way, the compare in the first pass through the loop will always fail, which is what I need.



But even if you cannot see a point, do you know if there is a Variant value that will fail a compare with any possible text value?

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- one could just as easily initialise it as:
StrTitle = ""
That fails if the data in the first row of the table is "". I admit that that is highly unlikely, but as Murphy (or someone) said, anything that can go wrong will go wrong.
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