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I want to cancel out the then part of an if/then but not change anything else.
I want it to do "nothing" instead of what it is doing. I tried commenting out the then part and I got a run time error so I just want it to exit the then portion and keep running. if range.value = placeholder then exit if Can you use the command "exit if" I'm trying to exit the If statement and keep the procedure running but void out the if/then statement without changing any placeholder references. thanks, |
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