Hi, Roland.

>What is the Finally used for if it is always executed? Just place the Finally code after the End Try.

Don't do that. If an error occurs inside a Try/Catch, the lines after End Try may not be executed at all. On the other hand, the Finally block will always execute. Got it?


>What I was trying to determine if the try command had a way to execute code if no errors occurred.

yes, definitely the Finally block is the way to go. :)