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Davey
I'm reviewing a macro and it has a "run code" action based on the following
condition "1=2"
What does that condition mean?
condition "1=2"
What does that condition mean?
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Duane Hookom
It means this action will not occur since 1 does not equal 2.
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Davey
Thanks Duane! I thought as much. However now I can't understand why it was
included in the macro in the first place since 1 will never equal 2
included in the macro in the first place since 1 will never equal 2
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Duane Hookom
Possibly the author decided they wanted to temporarily disable the action
with the possibility of enabling it later. This is similar to commenting out
code rather than just deleting it from a module.
with the possibility of enabling it later. This is similar to commenting out
code rather than just deleting it from a module.
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Davey
Thanks for the clarification!
Duane Hookom said:Possibly the author decided they wanted to temporarily disable the action
with the possibility of enabling it later. This is similar to commenting out
code rather than just deleting it from a module.