can any one tell me why this switch statement will only work once through?

for example carrierArray = FEDEX,FEDEX-GROUND it will only execute FEDEX
then go right to the default of the switch for FEDEX-GROUND

var carrierArray = String(this.Carriers).toUpperCase().split(",");

 for(var i=0; i<carrierArray.length; i++) {
  Response.Write(carrierArray[i] + " looping... <br>")
  switch(String(carrierArray[i]))
   {
   case "UPS":
    this.GetUPS();
   break;

   case "FEDEX":
    Response.Write("Calling Express<br>");
    this.GetFedEx("Express");
   break;

   case "FEDEX-GROUND":
    Response.Write("Calling Ground<br>");
    this.GetFedEx("Ground");
   break;

   case "FEDEX-HOME":
    Response.Write("Calling Home<br>");
    this.GetFedEx("Home");
   break;

   default:Response.Write("died on: " + carrierArray[i] )
   }
  }

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JScavitto

Never mind it turn out to be an array problem.

FYI this var carrierArray = String(this.Carriers).toUpperCase().split(",");
was leaving a white space as the first char when split into an array  FEDEX,
FEDEX-GROUND, FEDEX-HOME

Joe