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Dan, >What if your example were thus: > A AND B AND X < 10 That becomes the equivalent of A and B and ( X < 10 ) Thus we are now reduced to only have AND clauses, which are short-circuit evalutated from left to right. So unless both A and B are true, it never has to evaluate ( X < 10 ). See? Doug
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