Bryan
Logically, a Select Case doesn't need to be in some kind of order unless you are doing something like (which is very bad practice)
Select Case myVariable
Case is < 5
Case is < 3
If myVariable = 2 the first Case would win even though the second Case is also true.
I've seen some common mistakes especially with age groups like 1-5; 5-10, 10-20. These all have overlapping ages. People who don't write code or write SQL statements don't see that flaw.
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