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>C# DOES have IIF :
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>>iifValue = condition ? trueValue : falseValue;>
>Ah, good point ... forgot about that. Not as pleasant to look at though, is it? <g>
All kidding aside, I like the C# syntax as much as say VFP's IIF(). In general I find the extra / advanced operators in C# a joy to use compared to (again) VFP (I don't know about VB.NET operators).
Regards. Al
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