If statement

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dar

I would like to write an If statement that will fill more than 2 text boxes.

I can do one at a time like this:
If A = >0 then B = "6"
If A = > 0 then C = "7"
If A = >0 then D = "8"
I would like to say
If A = >0 Then B = "6" And C = "7" And D = "8"

However I get an error
Is there a better way?
 
S

Stefan Hoffmann

hi,
I would like to write an If statement that will fill more than 2 text boxes.

I can do one at a time like this:
If A = >0 then B = "6"
If A = > 0 then C = "7"
If A = >0 then D = "8"
I would like to say
If A = >0 Then B = "6" And C = "7" And D = "8"

However I get an error
Is there a better way?
yup:

If A => 0 Then
B = "6"
C = "7"
D = "8"
End If


mfG
--> stefan <--
 
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