Is there a way to do this in vba? (I can do this with structure but I
want to know if there is a perl/C# analog to (continue")

for x = 2 to y

answer = sub_testing()
if answer = 1
continue ' skip the reset of loop code and go back and get the
next value. No point in going on
end if

do more stuff
do more stuff

next

thank you.

Not sure I understand what you mean, but I think maybe Exit For is what you
are looking for.
For i = 1 To 10
If condition is met then
Exit For
End If
'Do stuff
Next
The Exit for will take you out of the loop to the next line of code.


"cate" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to do this in vba? (I can do this with structure but I
want to know if there is a perl/C# analog to (continue")

for x = 2 to y

answer = sub_testing()
if answer = 1
continue ' skip the reset of loop code and go back and get the
next value. No point in going on
end if

do more stuff
do more stuff

next

thank you.

On Jan 31, 9:10*am, "JLGWhiz" wrote:
Not sure I understand what you mean, but I think maybe Exit For is what you
are looking for.
For i = 1 To 10
* If condition is met then
* * *Exit For
* End If
* 'Do stuff
Next
The Exit for will take you out of the loop to the next line of code.

"cate" wrote in message

...

Is there a way to do this in vba? *(I can do this with structure but I
want to know if there is a perl/C# analog to (continue")

for x = 2 to y

*answer = sub_testing()
*if answer = 1
* *continue *' skip the reset of loop code and go back and get the
next value. *No point in going on
*end if

*do more stuff
*do more stuff

next

thank you.

With if's it would look like this

For i = 1 To 10
If condition is met then
do stuff
end if
Next

verses (with continue) The same result

For i = 1 To 10
If condition is NOT met then
continue
end if
do stuff
Next

There's not a direct equivalent to 'continue' in VB but two ways to achieve
same with your example

for x = 2 to y

answer = sub_testing()
if answer < 1 then

do more stuff
do more stuff

end if

next


for x = 2 to y

answer = sub_testing()
if answer = 1
goto continue
end if

do more stuff
do more stuff

continue:
next

("continue" here is just a label named whatever you want)

I should add purists don't like use of Goto and will give all sorts of
(good) reasons not to use it. That said if used sparingly it can be useful.

Regards,
Peter T


"cate" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to do this in vba? (I can do this with structure but I
want to know if there is a perl/C# analog to (continue")

for x = 2 to y

answer = sub_testing()
if answer = 1
continue ' skip the reset of loop code and go back and get the
next value. No point in going on
end if

do more stuff
do more stuff

next

thank you.

On Jan 31, 9:19*am, "Peter T" <peter_t@discussions wrote:
There's not a direct equivalent to 'continue' in VB but two ways to achieve
same with your example

for x = 2 to y

* answer = sub_testing()
* if answer < 1 then

* do more stuff
* do more stuff

* end if

next

for x = 2 to y

* answer = sub_testing()
* if answer = 1
* * * *goto continue
* end if

* do more stuff
* do more stuff

continue:
next

("continue" here is just a label named whatever you want)

I should add purists don't like use of Goto and will give all sorts of
(good) reasons not to use it. That said if used sparingly it can be useful.

Regards,
Peter T

"cate" wrote in message

...

Is there a way to do this in vba? *(I can do this with structure but I
want to know if there is a perl/C# analog to (continue")

for x = 2 to y

*answer = sub_testing()
*if answer = 1
* *continue *' skip the reset of loop code and go back and get the
next value. *No point in going on
*end if

*do more stuff
*do more stuff

next

thank you.

Thank you.

If I understand

y=12
for i = 2 to y
if lcase(cells(i,"b"))="yes" then
msgbox cells(i,"c")
exit for
else
msgbox "go on"
end if
next i

--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"cate" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to do this in vba? (I can do this with structure but I
want to know if there is a perl/C# analog to (continue")

for x = 2 to y

answer = sub_testing()
if answer = 1
continue ' skip the reset of loop code and go back and get the
next value. No point in going on
end if

do more stuff
do more stuff

next

thank you.

Just change your If..Then test to the negative and include you "do more
stuff" inside the If..Then block, that way, the x=1 condition will naturally
"fall through"...

For x = 2 To y
answer = sub_testing()
If answer < 1 Then
do more stuff
do more stuff
End If
Next

--
Rick (MVP - Excel)


"cate" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to do this in vba? (I can do this with structure but I
want to know if there is a perl/C# analog to (continue")

for x = 2 to y

answer = sub_testing()
if answer = 1
continue ' skip the reset of loop code and go back and get the
next value. No point in going on
end if

do more stuff
do more stuff

next

thank you.