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Multiple If Statements

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TeKo	Posted: Mar 12 2009, 05:42 AM
	Is there another function algorithm other than using multiple if statements. For Example, control: range(1,6) If control=1, so...soo.. If control=2, so...soo.. If control=3, so...soo.. If control=4, so...soo.. If control=5, so...soo.. If control=6, so...soo.. Thanks, Steve

p_e_barnes	Posted: Mar 13 2009, 01:05 PM
	Nesting the IF-statements will combine all of the statement into one since the FALSE value results in an IF-statement. Be sure to balance your parentheses. IF (control = 1, so 1, IF (control = 2 , so 2, IF (control = 3, so 3, IF (control = 4, so 4, IF (control = 5, so 5, IF (control = 6, so 6 )))))).

TeKo	Posted: Mar 23 2009, 10:04 PM
	Thanks Barnes, But that's what I currently do and want to avoid. Is there another way? Thanks, Steve

jtreagan	Posted: Nov 19 2009, 02:46 PM
	I've run into the same problem. Nested IF statements is incredibly clumsy. Is there a way to do a For-Next loop or something similar?

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