I am fairly new to VB. My code keeps breaking and displaying this message:

Compile Error: Block IF without END IF

I think I have found that this is a bug in VB6 and I don't know how to fix my code so it will run.

Any help out there?

Can you post the smallest sample of code that you can create that demonstrates the problem?

-PatP

Without looking at your code and as the error code indicates, you are missing an End IF. make sure that for every IF statement that includes more that one instruction you have an End IF.

eg:
'here you need End IF
If a = b then
instruction 1
intruction 2
end if

'this is fine too. you don't need end if here.
if a= b then instruction

Hope this helps. As Pat said, a sample of your code would help diagnose the problem.

I have the exact opposite of this problem. My form says, "End If without Block If", and it has completely confused me because I do not have an extra End If.

What you have to do is change ur if statements
for example
if text1.text = "lol" then
end
elseif text1.text = "it works" then
text1.text = "hoorah"
pretty simple to fix

another thing to quickly check is to make sure you dont have anything like this

if test then
with something
end if
end with

or any loops built such etc.

Change them to open and close sequentially i.e.

if test
with something
end with
end if

Please help, I am really new to vb I got a compile error saying "Block If Without End If"
and everytime I try correcting it, it still gives me the same error and End Sub is highlighted...I am working with Option buttons which I am new to. Here's the code:

If optRateA.Value = True Then
intGross = intHours * optRateA
Else
If optRateB.Value = True Then
intGross = intHours * optRateB
Else: optRateC.Value = True
intGross = intHours * optRateC
End If

Please help me!

Does this help? Code formatting can be a wonderful thing!

-PatP

Indeed.


In visual studio, hold down Ctrl, then press "K", then WITHOUT LETTING GO OF CTRL, press "D".

Tends to cut down on time needed to hunt down issues with control structure formatting...


Also, look in to using a RadioButtonList. You could condense that to a single line by hitting up the SelectedValue/SelectedIndex properties:

intGross = intHours * yourRadioButtonList.SelectedValue

I am also doing a database for a company using vb6 and I'm just a beginner...I've already connected the database but then I have to make reports which I have already done but then I have to make a report which shows stocks that are less than 100...are there any codes to make reports show that without creating them?

help please!

Thanx alot for the help!!!

Do you have an answer for your reporting question?

If so, you're welcome. If not, I'll split this out as a separate message thread.

-PatP

well actually I didnt use any code but I just created the data report..drag and drop the controls onto the report..but I just don't really know how to make a report show stocks that are less than 100.
well this is what I did, I went back to Access where the data came from and I made another column, naming it Stocks <100 and putting a checkbox next to every item and checking those items that have less than 100....or is there another way to do this????

Depends on how your database is layed out.

How did you decide which stocks should get a checkbox?