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It is a little difficult to be sure what you're trying to do. However, I
think the following may get fairly close. You may need to tweak a bit, but this will give you some new ideas anyhow. Specific notes: 1) You don't need to "select" a cell to perform operations with it; and 2) you can use a "do while" loop, but it should be a single statement (i.e. on one line) with the "while" condition stated on the same line. If your line is too long, you can wrap it using [space][underscore][enter]. Sub OtherWaysToLoop() Dim i As Long, r As Long Application.ScreenUpdating = False i = 1 For r = 1 To 999 If Right(Cells(r, 2), 1) < Right(Cells(r + 1, 2), 1) Then Cells(r, 3) = "BRG-000" & i Else i = i + 1 Cells(r, 3) = "BRG-000" & i End If Next End Sub "Marc Gendron" wrote: My problem is that I get a "Loop without Do" statement (my code might have other problems....I'll get to them later !) No need to tell ya guys I'm a newbie... Thanks in advance Marc Here's my code: Sub NoComact() Dim counter As Integer Dim compteur As Integer counter = 1 compteur = 1 Do While counter < 1000 Do Range("B, counter").Select While Right("B, counter", 1) < Right("B, counter + 1", 1) Range("C, counter").Value = "BRG-000 & compteur " counter = counter + 1 Loop compteur = compteur + 1 Loop End Sub (btw, compteur is counter in french) |
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