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If I am in a while or for loop and I have a statement like this:
if 1=1 then 'Go to next iteration of for loop or change cells and go back to top of while loop end if What is the syntax for continuing the loop at this point. Right now, I create spaghetti code by saying to goto a label like Goto NextLoop and then at the bottom of the loop right before the next or loop line, I have a line: NextLoop: But I want to avoid all this goto jumping. How do I do this? |
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