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John White
John White

Reputation: 93

conditions are met, but the code under if statement doesn't execute

I'm trying to check the following conditions in my if statement. However even when the conditions are met, the code under the if statement doesn't execute.

If (Gnum(0, 0) = Rnum(0, 0) & Gnum(0, 1) = Rnum(0, 1) & Gnum(0, 2) = Rnum(0, 2)) Then
    Lbl_Msg.Text = "Send Msg"
End If

Upvotes: 1

Views: 297

Answers (3)

Mad Dog Tannen
Mad Dog Tannen

Reputation: 7244

If (Gnum(0, 0) = Rnum(0, 0) AND Gnum(0, 1) = Rnum(0, 1) AND Gnum(0, 2) = Rnum(0, 2)) Then
    Lbl_Msg.Text = "Send Msg"
Else
    Lbl_Msg.Text = "see if this text is written to confirm if your if is true"
End If

Upvotes: 0

keyboardP
keyboardP

Reputation: 69372

Presumably you want to do AND checks. Instead of &, try using AndAlso

If (Gnum(0, 0) = Rnum(0, 0) AndAlso Gnum(0, 1) = Rnum(0, 1) AndAlso Gnum(0, 2) = Rnum(0, 2)) Then
    Lbl_Msg.Text = "Send Msg"
end if

& is used to concatenate strings in VB.NET.

Upvotes: 2

5uperdan
5uperdan

Reputation: 1501

I'm not certain if '&' will work as intended here as '&' is for concatenation in vb.net

Try using 'and' instead.

Edit: what vb.net thinks you're trying to do here is concatenating all those variables and checking whether or not that result is equal to true (which it is not going to be). That's why the code inside the if statement is not being executed but also no error is being shown.

Upvotes: 3

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