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replyReply Fri 12 Jun 2009, 16:23Delegate Chipo said...

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VBA intermediate

is there a way that one can call a procedure in the program more than once using and if statement?

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replyReply Wed 17 Jun 2009, 13:44Trainer Simon said...

RE: VBA intermediate

Hi Chipo,

Thank you for your question.

Yes you can by uaing IF for the first condition and then ElseIf for the others followed by Else for the false answer.

I hope this answers your question.

Regards

Simon

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