You're not able to do this. The convention of a FOR NEXT loop is that it
knows in advance how many iterations to perform. You can quit prematurely
but not change the boundaries. These are setup once and once only.

What you need to be doing is using a DO WHILE/UNTIL type construct. This
way you loop while a condition is not been met.

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Regards,


Bill Lunney
www.billlunney.com

"Mike Berry" wrote in message
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Afternoon all,

I have a for loop that is initialised but then needs to
change the value for the number of loops:

#########################
For iQaRunDbaseSheet = 1 To (iArraySize + 1)

...........

If i 1 Then
iMaxSheet = Worksheets.Count
Worksheets.Add after:=Sheets(iMaxSheet)
iArraySize = iArraySize + 1
End If

#################################################

Whilst the actual variable changes its value, the for loop
only executes the number of times that was initially
assigned to it. Is there anyway I can get the for loop to
run the number of times i want it to rather than the
initial value ?

Thanks,

Mike.