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NEXT TYPE: Statement Action: The NEXT statement is used with FOR to establish the end of a FOR...NEXT loop. The NEXT need not be physically the last statement in the loop, but it is always the last statement executed in a loop. The <counter> is the loop index's variable name used with FOR to start the loop. A single NEXT can stop several nested loops when it is followed by each FOR's <counter> variable name(s). To do this each name must appear in the order of inner-most nested loop first, to outer-most nested loop last. When using a single NEXT to increment and stop several variable names, each variable name must be separated by commas. Loops can be nested to 9 levels. If the counter variable(s) are omitted, the counter associated with the FOR of the current level (of the nested loops) is incremented. When the NEXT is reached, the counter value is incremented by 1 or by an optional STEP value. It is then tested against an end-value to see if it's time to stop the loop. A loop will be stopped when a NEXT is found which has its counter value greater than the end-value. EXAMPLES of NEXT Statement:
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