dude, thats what im talking about, either way, its solved
yeah, it’s already solved, let’s not get in a arguement here
im not saying im correct, nor am i trying to make stuff up
Actually, I just re-read your post. You were indeed correcting my mistake which I had fixed. I see where you are getting at, my fault here. I fully thought you were talking about the declaration of the variable. (Although not sure why you were putting script.temp.Value instead of temp.Value, but I assume it is what I think you were referencing.)
I usually get a lot of backlash for this kind of stuff, when people dont read the post, its pretty common for me
I misinterpret posts a lot since I tend to skim through posts because I am typically multi-tasking and doing my own work at the same time (a lot of people on here like to insist that they were correct when they were wrong, so it starts to get on my nerves as well)
I looked at the other post, it looked like the variable temp1 was missing the .value part as it was looking for what changed for temp1
the script threw me off. (any additions should go to DM’s since we are flooding the forum.)