Right. But the plan was to use ListFindNoCase(ValueList, value)) to ID the
row, then use array notation to retrieve info. Should this be more
effieicent then running a query or loop? The code sure looks cleaner, more
readible.
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From: Dave Watts
> Will the results from
> Will the results from ValueList(query.Column) always list the
> values in the same order as the records in the query?
Yes, it will list the column values in the same order.
> Can I use the results of a ListFind on the ValueList to index
> into the query?
Presumably, but why go through all th
I'd guess yes. If the resultset is ordered then I reckon it'll be the same
list every time.
Why not run a test, take your sample query, create the list yourself,
compare it to a ValueList() version many many times and flag if it doesn't
match.
Ade
-Original Message-
From: Andy Ousterhout
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