Hi,

I found the "continue" statement in VB documentation but I think it was
only for .NET, it doesn't seem to compile with Excel and VBA. Is there a
way to do this?

I have some code in Java I am trying to use in macro. I'm looking for
the Java equivalent of:


Code:
--------------------

for (int i=0; i<someLength; i++) {
// do some stuff

if (condition) {
continue;
}

// more stuff
}

--------------------

I haven't done VB in a while but I was thinking perhaps a goto
statement may work. Any suggestions on this? Thanks a lot


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Sounds like you are looking for an If....Then.....Else....End If
(put in your own conditions)

If Range("A1") = 5 then
' your code to do if 1st condition is true
Elseif y = x then
' your code to do if 2nd condition is true
Else
' your code to do if all condition(s) are false
End If

The For ... Next loop

For i = 0 to 100 step = 1 (do not need step = 1 if you are indexing by 1)
' your code

Next

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Hi,

I found the "continue" statement in VB documentation but I think it was
only for .NET, it doesn't seem to compile with Excel and VBA. Is there a
way to do this?

I have some code in Java I am trying to use in macro. I'm looking for
the Java equivalent of:


Code:
--------------------

for (int i=0; i<someLength; i++) {
// do some stuff

if (condition) {
continue;
}

// more stuff
}

--------------------

I haven't done VB in a while but I was thinking perhaps a goto
statement may work. Any suggestions on this? Thanks a lot


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That looks like some variation of C.

You could just do:

dim i as long
dim SomeLength as long

somelength = 12 'whatever???

for i = 1 to somelength step 1
'do some stuff
if conditionstatement = true then
'do nothing
else
'do more stuff
end if
next i

(Just a guess, though. I don't speak the C.)

rozner wrote:

Hi,

I found the "continue" statement in VB documentation but I think it was
only for .NET, it doesn't seem to compile with Excel and VBA. Is there a
way to do this?

I have some code in Java I am trying to use in macro. I'm looking for
the Java equivalent of:

Code:
--------------------

for (int i=0; i<someLength; i++) {
// do some stuff

if (condition) {
continue;
}

// more stuff
}

--------------------

I haven't done VB in a while but I was thinking perhaps a goto
statement may work. Any suggestions on this? Thanks a lot

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There is no direct equivalent to the continue statemement in JAVA.
Generally, what you show would be done just using a block IF statement

Do While i < someLength
' do some stuff
if Not condition then
' more stuff
end if
i = i + 1
Next

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Hi,

I found the "continue" statement in VB documentation but I think it was
only for .NET, it doesn't seem to compile with Excel and VBA. Is there a
way to do this?

I have some code in Java I am trying to use in macro. I'm looking for
the Java equivalent of:


Code:
--------------------

for (int i=0; i<someLength; i++) {
// do some stuff

if (condition) {
continue;
}

// more stuff
}

--------------------

I haven't done VB in a while but I was thinking perhaps a goto
statement may work. Any suggestions on this? Thanks a lot


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Dave:
That looks like some variation of C.

Original Post:
I have some code in Java I am trying to use in macro.

Many say Java looks a lot like C, so you are not alone in your assessment
<g

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That looks like some variation of C.

You could just do:

dim i as long
dim SomeLength as long

somelength = 12 'whatever???

for i = 1 to somelength step 1
'do some stuff
if conditionstatement = true then
'do nothing
else
'do more stuff
end if
next i

(Just a guess, though. I don't speak the C.)

rozner wrote:

Hi,

I found the "continue" statement in VB documentation but I think it was
only for .NET, it doesn't seem to compile with Excel and VBA. Is there a
way to do this?

I have some code in Java I am trying to use in macro. I'm looking for
the Java equivalent of:

Code:
--------------------

for (int i=0; i<someLength; i++) {
// do some stuff

if (condition) {
continue;
}

// more stuff
}

--------------------

I haven't done VB in a while but I was thinking perhaps a goto
statement may work. Any suggestions on this? Thanks a lot

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