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With...End With
The With...End With construct cannot be called a control statement because it does not modify code execution. It does, however, provide a handy shorthand that simplifies writing code in certain situations.
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If...Then Statement
The If...Then statement, or If statement for short, is used in a program to execute a block of code if a specified logical condition is True. If condition is True, the statements in the block (indicated by block1) are executed. If condition is False, they are not executed.
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The Select Case Statement
The Select Case statement lets your program make multiple choices based on the value of a single expression.
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Do...Loop Statement
The Do...Loop statement, or Do for short, is used to execute a block of statements repeatedly—in other words, to loop through the statements.
This statement comes in several variations that can meet essentially any program need.
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For...Next Statement
The For...Next statement repeats a block of code a specified number of times.
- Index is a variable that is used to count loop repetitions. It is usually declared to be type Integer.
- Start is an expression specifying the starting value of index.
- Stop is an expression specifying the ending value of index.
Optionally, For...Next can use an increment value other than 1.
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Goto Statement
The Goto statement instructs program execution to go to the specified location in the code.
A label itself has no effect on program operation—it serves only as the target of a Goto.
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