end else pair

Created by Microsoft, Described by waldo

Description

The end else pair should always appear on the same line.

Bad code

    if OppEntry.Find('-') then
        if SalesCycleStage.Find('-') then begin
        ...
        end
        else
        begin
        ... 
        end;

Good code

    if OppEntry.Find('-') then
        if SalesCycleStage.Find('-') then begin
        ...
        end else begin
        ...
        end;

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