Hey All,

Maybe I don't know enough about VBA to understand this, but how can a boolean be both true and false at the same time??

Looking at the code snippet below, bExportComplete is a boolean.

It gets set to True by the default ITableAnnotations::SaveAsText member.

But somehow manages to run both the True and "Not" True If statements??

It both sends a message to the user, and deletes the BOM...

If I manually set the bExportComplete to either True or False (using the commented out line), it works as it's suppose to.

If I only use the return value from SaveAsText I end up running both... Does anyone know much about this function that could explain it?

--Snippet---

'Save Standard Table
bExportComplete = swTableAnn.SaveAsText(CsvFileName, "~")
Debug.Print (" --File Save Result is: " & bExportComplete)

' bExportComplete = False '(Debug Message/Delete)

If Not bExportComplete Then
    Debug.Print ("Failed to Complete, send message to user? Why do both of these sections run????")
    Application.SldWorks.SendMsgToUser ("CSV File failed to save." & Chr(13) & Chr(10) & "Try a manual save-as of BOM in lower left corner.")
End If

If bExportComplete Then
    ' Delete BOM
    ' Convert BOM to Feature and Select it
    Debug.Print ("Deleting BOM ... ");
    StatusBarMsg ("Deleting BOM")
    Set swFeat = swBOMTable.BomFeature.GetFeature
    bRet = swFeat.Select2(False, 0)
    Debug.Print ("BOM Name/ID is: '" & swFeat.Name & "' / '" & swFeat.GetID & "' ... ");
    'And Delete
    swDoc.DeleteSelection (True)
    Debug.Print ("' completed")
End If

--EndSnippet---

My Debug output looks as follows:

--File Save Result is: True

Failed to Complete, send message to user? Why do both of these sections run????

Deleting BOM ... BOM Name/ID is: 'Bill of Materials53' / '6235' ... ' completed

It's mind boggling to me.

Thanks in advance for any insight or clarification.