[RESOLVED] Stop the cycle FOR for input

[alexia_net]

Hi. How could I stop a cycle FOR for input. For example:
FOR x=1 to 100
do something
stop for input some value into a textbox (a window will appear lets say and the user must insert some value)
resume (the user will click a button to resume the cycle FOR)
NEXT

Thank you very much.

[RhinoBull]

You can use the EXIT FOR:

FOR x = 1 to 100 
    'do something
    
    If some_condition Then
        Exit For
    End if
NEXT

[alexia_net]

I do not want to leave the FOR cycle
During its execution I want the user to input some values. A small window will appear and the user will have to input a value to the program. So
FOR x=1 to 100
the user will have to give value to the program for 100 times
NEXT

[Steve Grant]

An input box will halt execution of the loop;

Dim X, A$
    For X = 1 To 5
        A$ = InputBox("Prompt for the information required")
        'Do something with the info
    Next X

[MartinLiss]

For x = 1 To 100
    Text1.Text = InputBox("Enter a value")
Next

[Ellis Dee]

If you need more flexibility than an inputbox gives you, you can open any form modally:

frmSomeForm.Show vbModal, Me

This will suspend execution until the modal form closes.

[RhinoBull]

Perhaps your title "Stop the cycle FOR for input" confused me...

[alexia_net]

Thank you all for your help. It is working fine now. Maybe the name of this thread was a little confusing. Sorry. Thanks again!