Semeon,
Well, this just looks to me like you started a For..Next loop, and
failed to close it with a Next. Pedestrian mistake, really. Look
through your InLine code segments, look for any For statements
(search will help with this), and make sure each one is followed
later by a Next statement. Properly indenting your code will vastly
help with this. While you are at it, best programming practice also
calls for including the For variable in the Next statement, e.g.,
For i = 1 to 10
...
Next i
instead of
For i = 1 to 10
...
Next
This will help you catch mistakes during compilation, instead of
getting a program that runs but does not really do what you meant.
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