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2 minutes ago, boludoz said:

It doesn't return an error if it can't find something, it just returns 1. It is nothing new that _ArraySearch Fails.

What showing your code that is failing? ;) 

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9 minutes ago, pseakins said:

Any value other than zero IS an error. So, if it returns a 1 that means there was an error..

Are you sure?

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10 hours ago, Jos said:

Are you sure?

I was referring to @error in my reply, which, unless I am mistaken always returns non zero if there was an error.

I don't think OP was referring to the return value, which will be either -1 or the array index. He was saying it was 1 so it must have been @error he was looking at as 1 can only be a valid return value.

I didn't look that closely at the question and I didn't check the help for _ArrayDisplay(). Am I sure? On reflection, I think so.

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3 hours ago, pseakins said:

I was referring to @error in my reply, which, unless I am mistaken always returns non zero if there was an error.

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