VBA equivalent for SQL 'IN' function
 

SQL, SAS and other 'languages' have a set function that allows the developer
to determine whether a variable's value exists within a set identified in the
'IN' statement; e.g. If myVar in ("A","B","C") then .....
Is there a VBA equivalent?

VBA equivalent for SQL 'IN' function
 

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Application.WorksheetFunction.match("help",Array(" this","might","help"),0)

Tim

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"Mitch" wrote in message
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SQL, SAS and other 'languages' have a set function that allows the
developer
to determine whether a variable's value exists within a set identified in
the
'IN' statement; e.g. If myVar in ("A","B","C") then .....
Is there a VBA equivalent?

VBA equivalent for SQL 'IN' function
 

I am not sure of a direct equivalent but three options:
1. You could use a delimited list and then

if instr(1, "!A!B!C!" , "!" & myvar & "!") < 0 then etc

2. use

Select Case myvar
Case "A", "B", "C"
'do my stuff
End Select


3 create your own function to do it such as

Function myIN(strSearch, ParamArray strIN()) As Boolean
Dim v As Variant

myIN = False

For Each v In strIN()
If strSearch = v Then
myIN = True
Exit For
End If
Next
End Function

if myin(myvar,"B","C","A") then

Regard

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VBA equivalent for SQL 'IN' function
 

Thank you Tim. I'll see if I can make it work.

"Tim Williams" wrote:

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Application.WorksheetFunction.match("help",Array(" this","might","help"),0)

Tim

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"Mitch" wrote in message
...
SQL, SAS and other 'languages' have a set function that allows the
developer
to determine whether a variable's value exists within a set identified in
the
'IN' statement; e.g. If myVar in ("A","B","C") then .....
Is there a VBA equivalent?

VBA equivalent for SQL 'IN' function
 

Thanks Tony. I think that the 3rd method will work.

"tony h" wrote:


I am not sure of a direct equivalent but three options:
1. You could use a delimited list and then

if instr(1, "!A!B!C!" , "!" & myvar & "!") < 0 then etc

2. use

Select Case myvar
Case "A", "B", "C"
'do my stuff
End Select


3 create your own function to do it such as

Function myIN(strSearch, ParamArray strIN()) As Boolean
Dim v As Variant

myIN = False

For Each v In strIN()
If strSearch = v Then
myIN = True
Exit For
End If
Next
End Function

if myin(myvar,"B","C","A") then

Regards


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