Hi,
Sure, you can use Select Case. Perhaps something likeBut I think IF-THEN will compile to less code but execute a bit slower since it will test all four conditions even if it finds a match in the first one.Code:Select Case (PortB & %11000000) Case 192 SetPoint = 19 Case 128 SetPoint = 10 Case 64 SetPoint = 2 Case 0 SetPoint = 0 End SelectAs with most things there are several ways of doing it and these two are likely not the only ones.Code:PinStates = PortB & %11000000 If PinStates = 192 THEN SetPoint = 19 If PinStates = 128 THEN SetPoint = 10 If PinStates = 64 THEN SetPoint = 2 If PinStates = 0 THEN SetPoint = 0
/Henrik.




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