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the safest way is to do it the way you have it in your original post since it wont get messed up. you could also do something like this if you r going to do it repeatedly:

If $copy = 1  and $copy2 = 1 and $copy3 = 1 and $copy4 = 1 and $copy5 = 1 Then
$ALL = 1
EndIf

If $ALL = 1 then
...
EndIf
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MariusN,

I would do something like this: ;)

$iAll = $copy + $copy2 + $copy3 + $copy4 + $copy5
If $iAll = 5 Then
    ...

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???

Assuming those var's can only hold numbers 1 or 0 ... or else it can fail to fail when it should fail.

In the "only 1 or zero" case ... just ditching the "=1" parts would do.

Now if where talking strings.... It could work. But that's making things more complicated than needed.

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I take it you copied some files with FileCopy() and output the function's exit code to $copy1 $copy2 etc. And now you're going back through all of them checking if one of the copy commands failed?

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Other thought.

$Count_Failers += 1 - <some actiong that only returns a one or a zero value>

If $Count_Failers = 0 Then ;; No need to know how many copy action where performed.

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MariusN,

I would do something like this: ;)

$iAll = $copy + $copy2 + $copy3 + $copy4 + $copy5
If $iAll = 5 Then
    ...

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...Thanks Melba, this is exactly what i wanted....and also thanks to the other members :-) Edited by MariusN
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