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Example 1: Arranging Numbers in Ascending Order

This document discusses the Do Loop in VBA. It provides 4 ways to use the Do Loop: (1) Do...Loop While, (2) Do Until...Loop, (3) Do While...Loop, and (4) Do...Loop Until. It then gives 3 examples of using the Do Loop to: (1) arrange numbers in ascending order, (2) arrange numbers in descending order, and (3) display values of X, Y, and X+Y in different columns.

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Example 1: Arranging Numbers in Ascending Order

This document discusses the Do Loop in VBA. It provides 4 ways to use the Do Loop: (1) Do...Loop While, (2) Do Until...Loop, (3) Do While...Loop, and (4) Do...Loop Until. It then gives 3 examples of using the Do Loop to: (1) arrange numbers in ascending order, (2) arrange numbers in descending order, and (3) display values of X, Y, and X+Y in different columns.

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Do Loop

In the previous chapter, you have learned to use the For........Next loop to execute a repetitive process. In this chapter, you will learn about another looping method know as the Do Loop. There are four ways you can use the Do Loop as show below. i) Do...........Loop While (ii) Do until.............Loop (iii) Do while............Loop (iv) Do............Loop until Example 1: Arranging numbers in ascending order Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim counter As Integer Do counter = counter + 1 Cells(counter, 1) = counter Loop While counter < 10 End Sub In this example, the program will keep on adding 1 to the preceding counter value as long as the counter value is less than 10. It displays 1 in cells(1,1), 2 in cells(2,1).. until 10 in cells (10,1). Example 2: Arranging numbers in descending order Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim counter As Integer Do Until counter = 10 counter = counter + 1 Cells(counter, 1) = 11 - counter Loop End Sub In this example, the program will keep on adding 1 to the preceding counter value until the counter value reaches 10. It displays 10 in cells(1,1), 9 in cells(2,1).. until 1 in cells (10,1). Examle 3 Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim counter , sum As Integer 'To set the alignment to center Range("A1:C11").Select With Selection .HorizontalAlignment = xlCenter End With Cells(1, 1) = "X" Cells(1, 2) = "Y" Cells(1, 3) = "X+Y" Do While counter < 10 counter = counter + 1 Cells(counter + 1, 1) = counter Cells(counter + 1, 2) = counter * 2 sum = Cells(counter + 1, 1) + Cells(counter + 1, 2) Cells(counter + 1, 3) = sum Loop End Sub 2 In this example, the program will display the values of X in cells(1,1) to cells(11,1). The value of Y is X and the values are display in column 2, i.e. from cells(2,1) to cells(2,11). Finally, it shows the values of X+Y in column 3, i.e. from cells(3,1) to cells(3,11)

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