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For Each c In Range("A1:A10")
If c.Text = "WHATEVER YOUR LOOKING FOR" Then ..... Do what you want here End If Next c In the example change the range to whatever you want and the check condition. This way you have multiple check conditions within a case statement and as each cell is returned you can manipulate each cell very easily. "Ann" wrote in message ... I need to look through a range of cells to see if there is a match to a variable I have previously set. What is the syntax for referencing this range? Thanks. |
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