Check if 2 numbers are both between a certain range

[grantmeder]

I need to check if the Lat/Long are both between a range. I had the Latitude figured out, but when I added the "And" statement for the Longitude, I keep getting an error:

'(' expected.

Here's the code:

 If CInt(OutputString(6)) >= -70 And CInt(OutputString(6)) <= -60 And
                If CInt(OutputString(5)) >= 15 And CInt(OutputString(5)) <= 20 Then
                    CurrentAirspace.Text = "Gander FIR"
                End If

[KBConsole]

You're missing an "End If" start there.

Also:

If CInt(OutputString(6)) >= -70 And CInt(OutputString(6)) <= -60 And If CInt(OutputString(5)) >= 15 And CInt(OutputString(5)) <= 20 Then

KBConsole

[grantmeder]

You're missing an "End If" start there,

KBConsole

Where am I missing one? I thought I had an End If

edit: nevermind

[grantmeder]

You're missing an "End If" start there.

Also:

If CInt(OutputString(6)) >= -70 And CInt(OutputString(6)) <= -60 And If CInt(OutputString(5)) >= 15 And CInt(OutputString(5)) <= 20 Then

KBConsole

I tried this and it's still giving me the error.

[KBConsole]

Looking at the "And" you put there I think you only wanted one "If/End If" therefore just remove the second if statement.

KBConsole

[KBConsole]

This should be what your code looks like once fixed:

If CInt(OutputString(6)) >= -70 And CInt(OutputString(6)) <= -60 And
   CInt(OutputString(5)) >= 15 And CInt(OutputString(5)) <= 20 Then
            CurrentAirspace.Text = "Gander FIR"
End If

If anything else comes up don't hesitate,

KBConsole

[jmcilhinney]

You need to decide whether you want one If statement or two. You've gone for six of one and half a dozen of the other. If you want two If statements then they both have to end with Then.

If CInt(OutputString(6)) >= -70 And CInt(OutputString(6)) <= -60 Then
    If CInt(OutputString(5)) >= 15 And CInt(OutputString(5)) <= 20 Then

and you also need two End If statements. If you want one then you only use one If keyword:

If CInt(OutputString(6)) >= -70 And CInt(OutputString(6)) <= -60 And
   CInt(OutputString(5)) >= 15 And CInt(OutputString(5)) <= 20 Then

You should also be using AndAlso rather than And.

[Shaggy Hiker]

Since nobody else mentioned it, let me also add that you should be using AndAlso rather than And. If you use And, then both expressions have to be evaluated, even if the first one is false. If the first one is false, it doesn't matter what the second one is, as the whole condition must be false. AndAlso will stop evaluating once the truth of the whole expression is known, while And requires that all parts are evaluated, needed or not.

[OptionBase1]

Since nobody else mentioned it, let me also add that you should be using AndAlso rather than And. If you use And, then both expressions have to be evaluated, even if the first one is false. If the first one is false, it doesn't matter what the second one is, as the whole condition must be false. AndAlso will stop evaluating once the truth of the whole expression is known, while And requires that all parts are evaluated, needed or not.

It was mentioned.

You should also be using AndAlso rather than And.

[jmcilhinney]

Since nobody else mentioned it, let me also add that you should be using AndAlso rather than And.

Hey! Who are you calling "nobody" Mr?

You should also be using AndAlso rather than And.

I'll let you off, given that that was the last line in the last post and someone your age must surely get tired out before getting that far.

[passel]

... someone your age must surely get tired out before getting that far.

Probably not so much a matter of stamina, as it is a matter of speed. Your post probably wasn't there when he started reading the thread about an hour and 1/2 earlier.

[Shaggy Hiker]

Hey! Who are you calling "nobody" Mr?

I'll let you off, given that that was the last line in the last post and someone your age must surely get tired out before getting that far.

Yeah, if it goes beyond five words, or so, I need to take a nap. I'm back now, though.

[ident]

greater/= than -70 and also(no joke) = or less than -60?

[techgnome]

greater/= than -70 and also(no joke) = or less than -60?

Yes... since they are negative numbers, -70 is less than -60... so the range being checked for is -70, -69, -68, -67, -66, -65, -64, -63, -62, -61, -60

-tg