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Hey,

I have a bunch of loops comparing certain arrays, such as

for $x = 0 to 4

for $y = 0 to 10

If $Card1[$x][$y] == $A[$x][$y] Or $Card1[$x][$y] == 0 Then

$Num = 1

Else

$Num = 0

EndIf

Next

Next

for $x = 0 to 4

for $y = 0 to 10

If $Card1[$x][$y] == $2[$x][$y] Or $Card1[$x][$y] == 0 Then

$Num = 2

Else

$Num = 0

EndIf

Next

Next

Etc.

The only difference is :

$A[$x][$y]

The A switches to 2, then 3, etc.

I was wondering if there was a way I could put all these loops into one, and simply change that using a variable.

Any help would be great,

Thanks

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Is this what you were looking for?

For $x = 0 To 4
    For $y = 0 To 10
        If $Card1[$x][$y] == $A[$x][$y] Or $Card1[$x][$y] == 0 Then
            $Num = 1
        Else
            $Num = 0
        EndIf
        If $Card1[$x][$y] == $2[$x][$y] Or $Card1[$x][$y] == 0 Then
            $Num = 2
        Else
            $Num = 0
        EndIf
    Next
Next

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You can do loops on variable names using Eval(). That might help you.

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