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"not equal to" statement in a macro

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mark01

mark01

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Jan 17, 2001
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Is there anyway to put a "not equal to" statement in a macro? For example, I have
Condition
[pass]=[pass2]

I want...
[pass]not equal to[pass2]

I tried an else statement, but it didn't work.
 
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Try:

[pass]<>[pass2]

HTH
RDH

Ricky Hicks
ricky@athree.com

 
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That works perfect!! Thank You
 
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