Quote Originally Posted by Micron View Post
Except this is the way you write it in vba
Count = Count + 1
That won't get concatenated or edited, notwithstanding that you should not name a variable with a reserved word (Count). So I guess post 3 got it right first.
Quote Originally Posted by Vita View Post
I know I can do Count = Count + 1 to get the function I want.
I know this is the way you write it in vba as I wrote in the OP and using the word Count is just an example. I was forgot it was a reserved word though.

I was wondering/discussing about if there was a reason other than what Minty stated (about it thinking you are passing the 1 through to a function) for why they decided not to add a unary increment operator. (Such as Count++)
Intellisense does not autocorrect "Count++" so there is no real reason not to add it that I can think of. I was just curious about others thoughts on the matter.


We will probably never know and it is useless knowledge anyways.