Thanks for the folowups guys! now I get it!!

Now that I got the loop worked out,I have another
question...

I want to modify my code to search for a cell with a
specific value in it, then search for ANOTHER cell with a
specific value and then select all the ENTIRE ROWS that
are between the two cells it found.

I've been trying to use the range object to do this, but
I'm so rusty!! I only get to do VBA/Excel programming
about once per year. So, I'm having a hard time with it.
Any pointers??

-----Original Message-----
RH,

RNum is simply a variable used as a counter in the
For ... Next loop. First
time through the loop it will be set to 1, 2 on the
second, etc. until it
gets to the value in MRow. Typically it will be used in
the loop to refer to
something else.

MRow is just a numeric value of the number input by the
user at the start,
with 10 added.

--

HTH

Bob Phillips

"RH" wrote in
message
...
I'm working on an Excel project and ran across this code
snippet:

###########################
temp = InputBox(prompt:="Enter the Number of the last
row
shown on the screen (i.e. 1130):", _
Title:="Length of File",
Default:="2000")
If temp = "" Then
MsgBox prompt:="Convert Data Procedure
Canceled."
Range("a1").Select
Exit Sub
Else
End If
Columns("A:A").Select
Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft
MRow = CSng(temp +
10) 'Converts temp from string
to
number
counter1 = 0
For Rnum = 1 To MRow

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

So, in this case....What is RNUM? I don't understand
the "= 1 TO MROW" here.

Can someone elaborate please?

Thanks!
Bob


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