[RESOLVED] Getting out of a For Next Loop

Hi

I am still learning and apologize for insulting anyones intelligence...

How do you get out of a For/Next loop with

If x=y then (get out of loop)

Suffering brain fog at the moment

Thanks

Mike

VB Code:

If x = y Then
     Exit For

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Hack

VB Code:

If x = y Then
     Exit For

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Thanks

However I get "Next without for Error"

VB Code:

For z = 0 To 19
   If (a + z + 1) > 20 Then
   Exit For
   
   
    If Abs(Text2(0 + z).Text - Text2(a + z + 1).Text) <= y Then w = w + 1
   
 
  Next z

Quote:

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Originally Posted by leachim

Thanks

However I get "Next without for Error"

VB Code:

For z = 0 To 19
   If (a + z + 1) > 20 Then
   Exit For
   
   
    If Abs(Text2(0 + z).Text - Text2(a + z + 1).Text) <= y Then w = w + 1
   
 
  Next z

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That makes sense. :D You need to add an End If after your Exit For.

Yep

Works

It also works without the End If if you have "Then Exit For" on the same line.

I have the "Idiots Guide to VB 6" - although Seem to learn better from Video or DVD - Is there such a resource ?

The Idiots Guide doesn't tell me what I have just learnt - Can you recommend a book/video that is easy to learn from

Thanks Again

Mike

Quote:

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Originally Posted by leachim

Yep

Works

It also works without the End If if you have "Then Exit For" on the same line.

I have the "Idiots Guide to VB 6" - although Seem to learn better from Video or DVD - Is there such a resource ?

The Idiots Guide doesn't tell me what I have just learnt - Can you recommend a book/video that is easy to learn from

Thanks Again

Mike

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This is my Bible!!!!!!!!

See if you can get a used copy (I believe it is out of print).

My Bible is Tricks of the 3D Game Programming Gurus. ;)

Just ordered one for $11 inc delivery to UK !!

Forgot to ask what they were new !!

1 drawback is that it was written for VB 5 ?

Mike

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Originally Posted by leachim

Just ordered one for $11 inc delivery to UK !!

Forgot to ask what they were new !!

1 drawback is that it was written for VB 5 ?

Mike

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I've had it for years and years and still refer to it occassionally.

There are features of VB6 not found in VB5, that is true, however, it will cover the vast majority of things that you will be interested in learning.

Also, take a look as some of these links. I have no idea what is good or bad, but some of the titles sound like something you would be interested in.