Thanks Glenn, I get how the array is matching up, my problem is i have multiple printers for each site and this is where i'm not able to visualize how the array works... If (going to the excel example) 0 in column A matches network in column B then map the printer in C. In excel i can add more then one printer in the cell but with kix i'm not sure how tell the array that network b has 3 printers to map and network c has 2. thats why i was looking at the select case example. its' the only way i know how to say if in X network map X printers. This is a good thing for me to learn since i have no idea how to join statments I'm assuming it's going to use a comma or && to say run this command && this one as well.
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