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You have a code function that moves to the next record, presumably.<br />
such as rec1.MoveNext(). &nbsp;I'm presuming that you do that AFTER the rec1.eof check. &nbsp;you should do that right before.
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You have a code function that moves to the next record, presumably.
such as rec1.MoveNext().  I'm presuming that you do that AFTER the rec1.eof check.  you should do that right before.

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This is where it happens. &nbsp;Same problem<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-38725293-1">Do Until rec1.EOF = True

 'More code here

If rec1.EOF = True Then
                    HoursServed(i) = HoursServed(i) &amp; &quot; Total = &quot; &amp; LoopTotal
End If

rec1.MoveNext
Loop</code></pre>
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This is where it happens.  Same problem



Do Until rec1.EOF = True

 'More code here

If rec1.EOF = True Then
                    HoursServed(i) = HoursServed(i) & " Total = " & LoopTotal
End If

rec1.MoveNext
Loop

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I am trying to run the following code within a loop. &nbsp;If I am on the LAST record in the loop I want the If/Then statement below to run, but its not running. &nbsp;How can I make line 6 run on the very last record of the recordset in the loop?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27978893-1">Do Until rec1.EOF = True

 'More code here

If rec1.EOF = True Then
                    HoursServed(i) = HoursServed(i) &amp; &quot; Total = &quot; &amp; LoopTotal
End If

Loop</code></pre>
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I am trying to run the following code within a loop.  If I am on the LAST record in the loop I want the If/Then statement below to run, but its not running.  How can I make line 6 run on the very last record of the recordset in the loop?

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run code on the last record of a loop

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