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Brian
Thank you all for your replies!!!
Amanda:
Initially I wanted to do as you suggested, however the document is on a
government system and is accessed by multiple users; getting a field
added to the master document takes WEEKS.
Leo:
Your solution is both elegant and versatile ... I will be adapting it to suit
several issues. Thank you very much sir ;->
Alan:
Sorry if I slipped into Java-speak there. In a program loop often it is
desired to execute the same instruction a number of times. To limit
the number of executions a variable is created and set equal to 0, and
each time the loop completes its cycle, the variable value is
INCREMENTED (increased) by 1 until the variable reaches its goal value
and terminates the loop.
Incrementing the count simply means adding one to the result for
every validation of the specified criteria.
Brian
Amanda:
Initially I wanted to do as you suggested, however the document is on a
government system and is accessed by multiple users; getting a field
added to the master document takes WEEKS.
Leo:
Your solution is both elegant and versatile ... I will be adapting it to suit
several issues. Thank you very much sir ;->
Alan:
Sorry if I slipped into Java-speak there. In a program loop often it is
desired to execute the same instruction a number of times. To limit
the number of executions a variable is created and set equal to 0, and
each time the loop completes its cycle, the variable value is
INCREMENTED (increased) by 1 until the variable reaches its goal value
and terminates the loop.
Incrementing the count simply means adding one to the result for
every validation of the specified criteria.
Brian