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Default Multiple If's, one variable. And filename as cell contents

You could try a "lookup" table with the array lookup function. Have a look
at Help.
Basically, this would allow you to centralize your input possibilities and
the response they each generate.
For example...
Q: How many miles did you run?
A: 13
=LOOKUP("13",{"2","5","13","200";"short distance", "average jog", "half
marathon", "ultra marathon"})
Msg: "This is considered a half marathon."
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"Darrin Henry" wrote in message
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: Hello,
: I have a few questions that are currently stumping me.
:
: 1) I have an input box. What the user puts in is declared as a variable.
: Based on what they put in I want to return a msgbox. The problem is
: there are 50 possible valid entries the user can input. Will multiple IF
: statements work? Or another way?
:
: 2) I also I am trying to create a command button, that will save the
: workbook, however, the filename is going to be the contents of a cell.
: This is what I have now:
:
: Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
:
: ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:="C:\"
: Worksheets("sheet1").Range("f9:g9").Value ".xls"
: End Sub
:
: Any idea what is wrong? I get a runtime error 1004, on it. Thanks.
:
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