Aloha, Mahalo for your reply. I am just a beginner. What I am trying to write is a script to correct an online quiz. It works fine for questions that have only one value. But I'm trying to get it to recognize that some questions have more than one value (because they may have dropdown boxes) What I thought I would do was give half credit if one of the two drop down boxes were correct. kailua362

In reply to Re: (ar0n) Re: How do I get a loop to recognize a number between $i and $i+1 (a decimal number) by Kailua362
in thread How do I get a loop to recognize a number between $i and $i+1 (a decimal number) by Kailua362

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