VBA If Statement not catching all the conditions that match

Lucky11

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I am writing a VBA code to double check and make sure I don't double book instructors or classrooms. My code is below.

For each WeekDay/Period combination it checks the schedule and every time a T or R etc and 1 or 2 etc match up with the WeekDay/Period combination I should get a 1. The function does exactly what I want it to for every case except for the second part of a double(i.e. R when LabDay is "TR" or 2 for LabPeriod is "12") I've tried
Code:
Right(LabPeriod,1) = Period
but I don't get a 1 when I should. I do get a 1 for the first part (i.e. T when LabDay is "TR" or 1 for LabPeriod is "12"). The WeekDay/Period combinations are in separate cells so the fact that it catches the left value shouldn't have an impact on it catching the right value.

I have tried setting up variables and breaking the code to try and see if there is a format mismatch somewhere. (i.e. a number being compared to a string) but I haven't been able to find the problem. I'm relatively new to VBA so I'm hoping another set of more experienced eyes will be able to see the problem easily.
:banghead:
Any help would be appreciated.
Lucky

Possible inputs:
ClassDay1,2,3 or WeekDay could be "M","T","W","R","F"
LabDay could be "T","R","TR","WF"
ClassPeriod or Period could be "1","2","3","4","5","6"
LabPeriod could be "12","34","56"

Code:
Function PeriodCalc(ClassDay1, ClassDay2, ClassDay3, LabDay, WeekDay, ClassPeriod, LabPeriod, Period)
    If ClassDay1 = WeekDay Or ClassDay2 = WeekDay Or ClassDay3 = WeekDay Or Left(LabDay, 1) = WeekDay Or Right(LabDay, 1) = WeekDay Then
        If ClassPeriod = Period Or Left(LabPeriod, 1) = Period Or Right(LabPeriod, 1) = Period Then
            PeriodCalc = 1
        End If
    Else
        PeriodCalc = 0
    End If
End Function
 

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Could be a data type problem, try this
Code:
CLng(Right(LabPeriod,1)) = Period
 
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JLGWhiz - It was a data type problem. Period and LabPeriod are both numbers. I figured out that Right() and Left() output strings so to fix the issue I ended up using Val(). Thanks for your help.
Code:
Val(Right(LabPeriod, 1)) = Period[Code]
 
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