More specific question on @SK

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> Well, I did come late to this party.  It depends on how you answer the   >
input popup on line 1.  Whatever you do on line 1 I believe that you
> are going to reset the @sk.  It also depends on what the value of rs  > is
of course - although I suppose you meant to use yn on lines 2 and  > 3?  
PFME and the length of the field yn also should be considered.

> Jeff Harrison
> jeffaharrison at yahoo.com
> Author of JHExport and JHImport

Yes, I meant to have input popup rs instead of input popup yn.
You are getting very close Jeff.
Assume rs or yn are (1,yesno) fields.
Also assume that the user does not hit <Enter> to answer the question.
The user hits either Y or N at line #1.
The question is, does line #2 evaluate as TRUE if the user hits "Y"?
Does line #3 evaluate as TRUE if the user hits "N"?
Will the processing ever get to line #4?