Exiting an if...then statement in vbscript

[Eric]

I'm trying to use an if...then statement within a for...next loop to check
at the outset whether or not a particular value is 0 or not. If it is 0
(zero), then I want to just exit the if...then statement which will, in theory,
go right to the 'next' part of the for...next loop and increment the counter.

Basically, how do I exit an if...then statement like:

FOR i = 1 TO somenumber
quantity = request.form("quantity")
IF quantity = 0 THEN
'exit the if...then statement
ELSE
'execute some code
END IF
NEXT

[Douglas J. Steele]

Either don't put anything between the IF and THEN, or use:

FOR i = 1 TO somenumber
quantity = request.form("quantity")
IF quantity <> 0 THEN
'execute some code
END IF
NEXT

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Eric <ericj@newportinternet.com> wrote in message
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>
> I'm trying to use an if...then statement within a for...next loop to check
> at the outset whether or not a particular value is 0 or not. If it is 0
> (zero), then I want to just exit the if...then statement which will, in
theory,
> go right to the 'next' part of the for...next loop and increment the
counter.
>
> Basically, how do I exit an if...then statement like:
>
> FOR i = 1 TO somenumber
> quantity = request.form("quantity")
> IF quantity = 0 THEN
> 'exit the if...then statement
> ELSE
> 'execute some code
> END IF
> NEXT
>
>
>
>