I'm trying to create a loop to check two items and depending on result, change the color of an other element. 

I've set up a variable vCheck.  I want the loop to adjust the names of the elements to check.  I've used the following format:
FOR vLoop=1 to 10

vCheck="LotNumber"+@Str(vLoop)+"Approved"

NEXT

When I run this vLoop nothing happens.  However, If I replace the vCheck statement above with this:

vCheck ="LotNumber1Approved"

The programming works!

My programming would be much more efficient with a FOR/NEXT loop.  Am I missing something?

Thanks!

Paul




           

Yes, there is more programming.  I'm simply trying to change the background color of 10 elements depending on the value in the LotNumberXApproved" elements (where "X" is 1 through 10 for the ten elements).

The point is when I use "LotNumber10Approved" in my program for vCheck, the programming works but if I use "LotNumber"+Str(vLoop)+"Approved" the programming doesn't work although the variable looks correct when I verify it using a writeln statement.

What I mean is that the command simply doesn't work.  The colors do not change.  There is no error message.

Here's a stripped down portion of my own code that does what I think you are trying to do. The overall process of mine is more elaborate than just what's here, but I think this is the heart of what you are after.

vList = "LE1;LE2:LE3"

For i = 1 to @CountStringArray(vList)
	vLE = @AccessStringArray(vList, i)

	If @IsBlank(@(vLE)) and @Mode() <> 2	// Blank and not in Search Mode
	{
		// Highlight background in yellow
		Attribute(@(vLE), 5, "255 255 0")	// 5 = ATTR_ID_BACK_RGB_COLOR
		vCount += 1
	}
	Else					// In Search Mode or not blank
	{
		// Restore background color to white
		Attribute(@(vLE), 5, "255 255 255")	// 5 = ATTR_ID_BACK_RGB_COLOR
	}
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