I'm drawing a blank on this one.

I need an IF statement in VBA that basically says, IF range("A1").value =
"name1" or "name2" or "Name3" then DoSomething.

The DoSomething code will be the same as long as A1 matches one of the three
names.
Any help?

Thanks,
Paul

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Simplest, perhaps:

With .Range("A1")
If (.Value) = "name1" Or (.Value = "name2") Or _
(.Value = "name3") Then
DoSomething
End If
End With


In article ,
"PCLIVE" wrote:

I'm drawing a blank on this one.

I need an IF statement in VBA that basically says, IF range("A1").value =
"name1" or "name2" or "Name3" then DoSomething.

The DoSomething code will be the same as long as A1 matches one of the three
names.
Any help?

Thanks,
Paul

If Range("A1").Value = "name1" Or Range("A1").Value = "name2" OR
Range("A1").Value = "name3" Then

Else

End If




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Regards,

Michael Arch.




"PCLIVE" wrote:

I'm drawing a blank on this one.

I need an IF statement in VBA that basically says, IF range("A1").value =
"name1" or "name2" or "Name3" then DoSomething.

The DoSomething code will be the same as long as A1 matches one of the three
names.
Any help?

Thanks,
Paul

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A couple of possibles...

With Range("A1")
if .Value = "name1" or .Value = "name2" or .Value = "name2" then
'do something
end if

OR

Select Case Range("A1").Value
Case "name1", "name2", "name3"
'do Something
End Select
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"PCLIVE" wrote:

I'm drawing a blank on this one.

I need an IF statement in VBA that basically says, IF range("A1").value =
"name1" or "name2" or "Name3" then DoSomething.

The DoSomething code will be the same as long as A1 matches one of the three
names.
Any help?

Thanks,
Paul

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If "Name1", "Name2", and "Name3" refer to named ranges ("Name1" refers
to cell $D$5, for example), then you might need something like the
following:

If Range("A1") = Range("Name1") Or _
Range("A1") = Range("Name2") Or _
Range("A1") = Range("Name3") _
Then
MsgBox "A1 is equal."
Else
MsgBox "A1 is not equal."
End If
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Regards,
Bill Renaud

Thanks JE,

I had to remove the period before "Range"...but other than that, it does the
trick.

Thanks again,
Paul


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"JE McGimpsey" wrote in message
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Simplest, perhaps:

With .Range("A1")
If (.Value) = "name1" Or (.Value = "name2") Or _
(.Value = "name3") Then
DoSomething
End If
End With


In article ,
"PCLIVE" wrote:

I'm drawing a blank on this one.

I need an IF statement in VBA that basically says, IF range("A1").value =
"name1" or "name2" or "Name3" then DoSomething.

The DoSomething code will be the same as long as A1 matches one of the
three
names.
Any help?

Thanks,
Paul

Yup - artifact of testing. Glad it was obvious...

In article ,
"PCLIVE" wrote:

I had to remove the period before "Range"...but other than that, it does the
trick.

So you can't write an unqualified range even when testing... I thought it was
just me! :-)
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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"JE McGimpsey" wrote:

Yup - artifact of testing. Glad it was obvious...

In article ,
"PCLIVE" wrote:

I had to remove the period before "Range"...but other than that, it does the
trick.

Just different if the names do in fact follow a numbering pattern.

Sub Demo()
Select Case UCase([A1].Value)
Case "NAME1" To "NAME3"
MsgBox "Doing Something"
End Select
End Sub

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Dana DeLouis


"PCLIVE" wrote in message
...
I'm drawing a blank on this one.

I need an IF statement in VBA that basically says, IF range("A1").value =
"name1" or "name2" or "Name3" then DoSomething.

The DoSomething code will be the same as long as A1 matches one of the
three names.
Any help?

Thanks,
Paul

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