No, they weren't in quotes strangely. Adding quotes removes parsing error.
Thanks David
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On Tue, 21 Aug 2001 14:22, -:-Doigy-:- wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> In a switch, I have a load of 3 letter prefixes I'm sorting by. They
> are the truncated first 3 letters of alpha-numeric product codes which
> gives the category of the product.
> Some codes start with MB- for instance, and this cause
> Some codes start with MB- for instance, and this causes a
> parsing error.
I don't see how this would cause a parse error? Can you show
us an example?
J
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Hi Folks,
In a switch, I have a load of 3 letter prefixes I'm sorting by. They are
the truncated first 3 letters of alpha-numeric product codes which gives the
category of the product.
Some codes start with MB- for instance, and this causes a parsing error.
Can I fix this without changing the fa
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