Seems If I stack the Cases together they don\'t work as one.
Since VB.NET Cases don\'t require the use of Exit Select
/ Return it seems to automatically put that ev
Your understanding is correct. VB will not "fall through".
Specify a single Case
and separate each expression with a comma:
Select Case Test
Case 11, 12, 13
MsgBox.Show("Could be 11 or 12 or 13?")
End Select
Alternatively, you could use a range with the To
keyword to accomplish the same thing:
Select Case Test
Case 11 To 13
MsgBox.Show("Could be 11 or 12 or 13?")
End Select
For more information, see the documentation.