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"Elaine J." wrote in message
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>I have what I know has to be a very basic programming question. But I
>always
> have trouble with this and have not been able to locate an answer that has
> made it clear to me.
>
> When you have multiple if and with statements: what is the proper
> sequence
> to end them.
>
> for example
>
> if
> with
> with
> if
>
> I need to end the two "with" statements and the last "if", but not the
> first
> one just yet. what is the proper sequence to end them?
>
> end with
> end with
> end if
>
> OR
>
> end if
> end with
> end with
>
> If someone could explain how to know what the sequence should be, I would
> greatly appreaciate it. Thanks.
>

Such statement pairs should always be nested, not overlapping. It is easier
to keep track if you indent code within these structures, as follows

If A then
With B
With C
If D Then

End If 'from If D
End With 'from With C
End With 'from With B
End If 'from If A


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Jonathan West - Word MVP
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