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visual basic goto command?
is there any command to tell visual basic programming to skip to another location in the code, preferably farther down, to a specific point?
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- piquetLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
it is the command goto that you can use, here is an example:
goto go_from_here
msgbox "i just got skipped!"
go_from_here:
msgbox "i didn't get skipped!"
you just use the name with a : afterwards to specify a section of code. if you used the above you'd get a box saying 'i didn't get skipped!'
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is there any command to tell visual basic programming to skip to another location in the code, preferably farther down, to a specific point?
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- Nick FLv 61 decade ago
Using goto is bad program design, create methods/functions if you need to execute other code.
- 1 decade ago
yes. visual basic allows for "tagging" of areas. they are generally not used except for the onerror function, as a typical if-else statement can normally do the job
