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jump into the loop
Is it possible to jump into the loop ?
I have the module with two nested For ... Next loops: For i = 1 to 6 .... For j = 1 to 10 ... Next j Next i Is it possible to store the values of i and j, close workbook and on reopen jump inside the second loop to the place when it was finished, i.e. with i = 3 and j = 7 and to continue what was interupted before closing ? I think it is not possible, when next is reached before seeing For first it is giving error message, but maybe I am wrong, maybe it can be done ???? Regards, Tony |
jump into the loop
iFrom = 3
jFrom = 7 For i = iFrom To 6 For j = jFrom To 10 Next j Next i Regards, Peter T "Tony" wrote in message ... Is it possible to jump into the loop ? I have the module with two nested For ... Next loops: For i = 1 to 6 ... For j = 1 to 10 ... Next j Next i Is it possible to store the values of i and j, close workbook and on reopen jump inside the second loop to the place when it was finished, i.e. with i = 3 and j = 7 and to continue what was interupted before closing ? I think it is not possible, when next is reached before seeing For first it is giving error message, but maybe I am wrong, maybe it can be done ???? Regards, Tony |
jump into the loop
Don't forget to reset jFrom to 1 after the initial loop:
iFrom = 3 jFrom = 7 For i = iFrom To 6 For j = jFrom To 10 Next j jFrom = 1 Next i "Peter T" wrote: iFrom = 3 jFrom = 7 For i = iFrom To 6 For j = jFrom To 10 Next j Next i Regards, Peter T "Tony" wrote in message ... Is it possible to jump into the loop ? I have the module with two nested For ... Next loops: For i = 1 to 6 ... For j = 1 to 10 ... Next j Next i Is it possible to store the values of i and j, close workbook and on reopen jump inside the second loop to the place when it was finished, i.e. with i = 3 and j = 7 and to continue what was interupted before closing ? I think it is not possible, when next is reached before seeing For first it is giving error message, but maybe I am wrong, maybe it can be done ???? Regards, Tony |
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