How to use range of value in select case statement in vbscript program?

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How to use range of value in select case statement in vbscript program?

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VB

Dim perc
perc=InputBox("Enter the percenatage:")

Select Case perc
Case 59 To 100
MsgBox "First Class",1,"First Class"
Case 49 To 60
MsgBox "Second Class",1,"Second Class"
Case 39 To 40
MsgBox "May God Save You",1,"Third Class"
Case Else
MsgBox "Gud Luck"
End Select

Its not working?
Regards
Chandan

Posted 29-May-13 20:25pm

chandan norway

Updated 16-Oct-19 14:05pm

Aarti Meswania

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is there a way to give a range of alphabets as well using if then else in general? i have to design a solution where if the entered string, for first condition, starts with "m" or less than M, then the output will be a certain shirt type. can you guide me on this please? i just need to know how to give the alphabetical range using if then else.
thank you
regards

Posted 16-Oct-19 14:06pm

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Patrice T 16-Oct-19 23:34pm

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Aarti Meswania · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-29T20:43:00

you will need to use trick in this case...
try this...

VB

Dim perc
 perc=InputBox("Enter the percenatage:")
  
 Select Case True
 Case (perc > 59 and prec <= 100)
     MsgBox "First Class",1,"First Class"
 Case (perc > 49 and prec < 60)
     MsgBox "Second Class",1,"Second Class"
 Case (perc > 39 and prec < 50)
     MsgBox "May God Save You",1,"Third Class"
 Case Else
     MsgBox "Gud Luck"
 End Select

Happy Coding!
:)