forgotten variations of loop
 

Hi i have always used the following loop statement in my code.
Do
''stuff
'' have a range setup
set rng = rng.offset(1,0)

Loop until rng = (some value such as 2004)

I know that somehow you can loop until you find a certain value e.g
2003, perform the loop once more and then exit loop. This would avoid
using the 'until' part and would benefit me more as not all of my
sheets contain cells with 2004 in them.

Just to give you a bit further background the loop copies and pastes
raw data in certain columns until it reaches 2004 which is forecasted,
however not all sheets/ranges need to contain forecasted data and thus
have a column entitled 2004!!


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forgotten variations of loop
 

You can condition on the current cell at the top of the loop so that all 2003
gets processed and it quits before it processes 2004

Do while rng < 2004
set rng = rng.offset(1,0)
Loop

However, your original code would also perform that way. The next cell to
be processed is checked at the bottom of the loop, so if that were 2004 it
would quit.


Perhaps you could be more specific about this particular situation and what
you want to do.
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"cereldine" wrote:


Hi i have always used the following loop statement in my code.
Do
''stuff
'' have a range setup
set rng = rng.offset(1,0)

Loop until rng = (some value such as 2004)

I know that somehow you can loop until you find a certain value e.g
2003, perform the loop once more and then exit loop. This would avoid
using the 'until' part and would benefit me more as not all of my
sheets contain cells with 2004 in them.

Just to give you a bit further background the loop copies and pastes
raw data in certain columns until it reaches 2004 which is forecasted,
however not all sheets/ranges need to contain forecasted data and thus
have a column entitled 2004!!


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