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"If" you have not already looked at it, the Excel help explanation on the
'If' statement is pretty good. Put your cursor on the word: If in your vba code and press F1 function key. "aksel børve" wrote: I use the "If" on many of my codes, But when I try to write "End If" after the code, A message tell me that i can't "End If" without "Block If". Why? and Is there any reason to "End If" when the code works without? Thank You Aksel |