I keep tripping over with the following code. I have tried many variations
of it in my macro and they all fail:

If Range("B22") 0 And Range("A35") - Range("B22") = 3 Then
Range("A22").Select

The code sticks on the first line, so my If statement must be incorrectly
written somehow.

Any help gratefully received.

On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 14:39:02 -0800, "AndyRoo"
wrote:

I keep tripping over with the following code. I have tried many variations
of it in my macro and they all fail:

If Range("B22") 0 And Range("A35") - Range("B22") = 3 Then
Range("A22").Select

The code sticks on the first line, so my If statement must be incorrectly
written somehow.

Any help gratefully received.

Sub foo()

If Range("B22") 0 And Range("A35") - Range("B22") = 3 Then
Range("A22").Select
End If

End Sub

Works fine here. There must be something else going on in your routines that
is not apparent from what you've posted.



--ron

OK, thanks. I'll have another look at the rest of my macro.

"Ron Rosenfeld" wrote:

On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 14:39:02 -0800, "AndyRoo"
wrote:

I keep tripping over with the following code. I have tried many variations
of it in my macro and they all fail:

If Range("B22") 0 And Range("A35") - Range("B22") = 3 Then
Range("A22").Select

The code sticks on the first line, so my If statement must be incorrectly
written somehow.

Any help gratefully received.

Sub foo()

If Range("B22") 0 And Range("A35") - Range("B22") = 3 Then
Range("A22").Select
End If

End Sub

Works fine here. There must be something else going on in your routines that
is not apparent from what you've posted.



--ron