"Find" "ChnFind"-method cant use "<" in this example

[MichGer]

English:
Hi all,
I'm new here but cant find a topic that looks my problem.
 
Im scripting in VBS at the moment.
My script searches for outliners and copy them to an new .txt document.
Basicly it work great with ">". But when I use "<" to compare the measurement-data with the limit
find returns "0" as answer. That means "nothing found".
Here a sample about my problem:

 Do 'While (ChannelNr < finalcount)

    ChannelNr =  ChannelNr+1
    laengemax =  ChnLength(Ch("[" & ChannelNr & "]/I_" & pruefling &"\15"))      
    var       =  msgboxdisp ("ChannelNr =" & ChannelNr & vbCrlf & "ChnLength: =" & laengemax,"MB_OK", "MsgTypeInformation",0,2)
    intMyResult1   =  1 

    'Hilfe für Schleifen-EXIT
    uebergabecount =  1
    uebergabefind  =  1
    uebergabefind  =  chnFind("Ch(""[" & ChannelNr & "]/I_" & pruefling & "\15"") < " & iunten   , 1)
                     
    Do while uebergabefind <> 0

        morefail1       =  intMyResult1+1
        intMyResult1    =  chnFind("Ch(""[" & ChannelNr & "]/I_" & pruefling & "\15"") < " & iunten , morefail1 )
        if morefail1    =  0 then AutoQuit
        if morefail1    =  laengemax then AutoQuit

        pastefail1      =  CHV(intmyresult1,"[" & ChannelNr & "]/I_" & pruefling & "\15")
        timefail1       =  CHV(intmyresult1,"[" & ChannelNr & "]/Time")
        intMyHandle1    =  TextFileOpen((MyFolders(0) & "Fehlerprotokoll.txt"), eTextFileAttributeWrite )
        intMyText1      =  TextfileWriteLn(intMyHandle1,  "Zeitstempel:  " & timefail1 & "  Fehler für I < Grenzwert.   I=" & pastefail1 & "  !" )
                           TextFileClose(intMyHandle1)
                  
        'Hilfe für Schleifen-EXIT
        uebergabecount  =  uebergabefind+1
        uebergabefind   =  Find("Ch(""[" & ChannelNr & "]/I_" & pruefling & "\15"") < " & iunten , uebergabecount )
                      
    loop 'Grenzwert1

loop Until  (ChannelNr  =  finalcount)'Channel
 

 
 
If anyone has an Idea, please inform me (=
 
Thanks a lot.
sincerely Michael
 

[Martin.Peters]

Hi MichGer,

could you please supply some more information on your environment?

- Which version and edition do you use?

- Which operating system?

It would be very helpful, if you posted an example that is executable in order to reproduce the behaviour.

Thanks in advance.

Martin

[MichGer]

Hi again,

Yea I use VER 14.0.0

And my Operatingsystem is WIN 7