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Conditional Statements in Excel VBA

In this post, you’ll be learning about Conditional statements in Excel VBA and how you can use them in your Excel spreadsheets.  

Conditional Statements in Excel VBA

Conditional Statements in VBA is used to make decisions between the given options or to make decision based on a set of conditions.

The following conditional statements are in VBA

If Statement

If statement is a conditional statement in VBA used when a particular condition needs to be satisfied.

Syntax

 IF condition Then true_code [Else false_code]

Sample program using IF statement in VBA

Input

Sub CheckScore()

If Range("A1").Value >=35 Then MsgBox "Pass"

End Sub

Output

Conditional Statements in Excel VBA

If Else

This VBA conditional statement is used when a decision is need to be made between two conditions

Syntax

 IF condition Then
 true_code
 Else
 false_code
 End IF 

Sample program using IF else statement in VBA

Input

Sub CheckScore()

If Range("A1").Value >= 35 Then

MsgBox "Pass"

Else

MsgBox "Fail"

End If

End Sub

Output

Conditional Statements in Excel VBA

ElseIf

This VBA conditional statement is an If statement followed by one or more ElseIf statements that consists of boolean expressions and with a else statement at the ending.

Syntax

 If(boolean_expression) Then
    Statements
 ElseIf (boolean_expression) Then
    Statements
 ElseIf (boolean_expression) Then
    Statements
 Else
    Statements
 End If 


Sample program using elseif statement in VBA

Input

Private Sub if_demo_Click()

   Dim a As Integer

   Dim b As Integer

       a = 111

   b = 123

   If a > b Then

      MsgBox "a is Greater than b"

   ElseIf b > a Then

      MsgBox "b is Greater than a"

   Else

      MsgBox "a and b are EQUAL"

   End If

End Sub

Output

Conditional Statements in Excel VBA

IF GO TO

With the help Goto we can go to any specified code of line or location in VBA.

Sample program using IF GOTO in VBA

Input

Sub GoTo_Example()

    Dim number As Integer

    number = 57

     If number >= 100 Then GoTo Skip

         MsgBox "Number is lesser than 100"

 Skip:

End Sub

Output

Conditional Statements in Excel VBA

SELECT CASE

Select case in VBA is similar to If else statement. It helps in checking multiple conditions.

 Select Case Syntax

 Select Case Test_Expression
 Case Value_1
 Code Block when Test_Expression = Value_1
 Case Value_2
 Code Block when Test_Expression = Value_2
 Case Value_3
 Code Block when Test_Expression = Value_3
 Case Else
 Code Block when none of the case conditions are met
 End Select 

Sample program using select case statement in VBA

Input

Sub CheckNumber()

Dim UserInput As Integer

UserInput = InputBox("Please enter a number between 110 and 115")

Select Case UserInput

Case 111

MsgBox "You entered 111"

Case 112

MsgBox "You entered 112"

Case 113

MsgBox "You entered 113"

Case 114

MsgBox "You entered 114"

Case 115

MsgBox "You entered 115"

End Select

End Sub

Output

Conditional Statements in Excel VBA

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  • November 23, 2021