I reiterated from my previous post to place a Response.Write into the Case for MS and see if it executes. You focused on the Upper Case issue in your last post but did not say if you had placed the Response.Write into the Case.

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I have tested the sState = ToUpper(sState). get an undefined error. Remember I am using ASP CLASSIC, not net!! asp classic uses UCASE for upper class. I tried UCASE, still does the same. only sends an email to what ever state is at the top of the list. I t will not send to other stastes at same time if there are more thaan one state...

You still havent answered my question.

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Yes, I aded response.write myArray(i) & "<br>" and it only shows the first state in the list. So there must be something going on in the case code that is "dropping" the other states...

Well, I don't know what to tell you then. I just tested this code and it works fine:

<%
Dim warehouse, MyArray
warehouse="NY,MS"
MyArray = Split(warehouse,",") 'the delimiter is the comma

For I = 0 to UBound(MyArray)
  sState = MyArray(I)
  SELECT CASE sState
    Case "NY"
       response.write "NY <BR>"
    Case "MS"
       response.write "MS <BR>"
   END SELECT
Next
%>

It writes out NY and MS to the screen just as it should.

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Ok dparsons. I sincerely apologize for my inexperience here. I am an avid web designer and html coder. Coding is an entirly other animal for me.

I have tested as you showed, and it works like a charm IF I hard code the states in there. What is baffling me is that why when I use warehouse = request.form("warehouse"), it only shows one state? If I place <%=warehouse%> on the page, it clearly shows all the states that appear in that field, but when I put back in warehouse = request.form("warehouse"), it apparently only pulls in one state? I thought the logic made sense, but I guess not. any thoughts?

Hmm. Let me ask you this:

When you request the value from the form does the string look like this:
NY,MS

or does it look like this:
NY, MS

In the case of the latter, what would be happening is that your string is going to split into your array ALMOST as you expect.

ArrayElement[0] == "NY"
ArrayElement[1] == " MS" '<--Notice you have leading whitespace

So, in this case that is why the Case for MS (or any subsequet States) fails because "MS" <> " MS" hence it is not a correct case.

Use the Trim() Function to remove your Leading and trailing whitespace.

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Dparsons,
Thank you sooo much. It worked! I use LTrim. works like a charm, very time! I appreciate your help. You are truly knowledgable.
I will be sure to pick your brain in a month for now on another topic!

LOL. Glad you got it worked out. Ill see you in a month =P

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