'Case' cannot follow a 'Case Else' in the same 'Select' statement

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Microsoft Visual Studio 2008/.NET Framework 3.5

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Visual Basic Reference: Error Messages

'Case' cannot follow a 'Case Else' in the same 'Select' statement

A Case Else statement introduces statements to be executed if no match is found for the initial Case. A Case statement has been found after a Case Else in the same Select block.

Error ID: BC30321

To correct this error

Move the Case Else to the appropriate location after the Case statement.

Reference

Select...Case Statement (Visual Basic)