Try Catch - Finally in If statement, how to go on after ?

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how can I do that ?

 void x()
     {....
        if (...)
        {try
            {}
            catch (ComException com)
                { throw com}
            finally  // in any case, executed fine!
                {...instructions.......}

        }
        else // not executed in case of exception because the finally can't embrace the //else too... but this block of code needs to be executed in any case too...
        {}


     }

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