Couldn't agree more. I usually try to take existing code that I know works, modify it with one of the more complicated functions I'm going to have to do, then w

Couldn't agree more. I usually try to take existing code that I know works, modify it with one of the more complicated functions I'm going to have to do, then when I get that working start writing out the structure for the new code. That way, I've got a reward already set up: a function I know is going to work well!