Hi,

I have the following If statement;

If query ID = "SAPBEXq0002" Then
I want to add another query ID to this statement. I have tried separating
them by a comma and got an error. e.g. If query ID = "SAPBEXq0002",
"SAPBEXq006" Then.

What is the best way to write this so that either query can be used.

Thanks
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sheila

Sheila,

Use code similar to the following:

If queryID = "SAPBEXq0002" Or queryID = "SAPBEXq006" Then


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com




"sheila_d_pratt" wrote
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Hi,

I have the following If statement;

If query ID = "SAPBEXq0002" Then
I want to add another query ID to this statement. I have tried
separating
them by a comma and got an error. e.g. If query ID =
"SAPBEXq0002",
"SAPBEXq006" Then.

What is the best way to write this so that either query can be
used.

Thanks
--
sheila

Thanks for your help Chip!

"sheila_d_pratt" wrote:

Hi,

I have the following If statement;

If query ID = "SAPBEXq0002" Then
I want to add another query ID to this statement. I have tried separating
them by a comma and got an error. e.g. If query ID = "SAPBEXq0002",
"SAPBEXq006" Then.

What is the best way to write this so that either query can be used.

Thanks
--
sheila