Hi Anish

If you are simplifying the code, you can even reduce your code to less than
20 lines from 100s of IF conditions

1) Create a sheet named "Replace Values"

2) Make 3 columns with the headings:

a) "Find Text"  (col A)

b) "Replace Text" (col B)

c) "Alternative text" (col C)


3) Write in (Col A) values you want to find and replace (Use the wild cards
here and not in the code! you may write "*SALES*" or *Sales?????*" or other
patterns)

4) Write in (Col B) the new value to be written if the condition is
satisfied

5) Write in (Col C) the new value to be written if the condition is NOT
satisfied


6) Now write the following code:

j=1
'write your While-wend loop here!
'------------------------------------------------
For i = 2 to sheets("Replace Values").cells(1,65000).end(xlup).row
if  cells(j,1) like Sheets("Replace Values").cells(i,1) then
cells(j,1)=Sheets("Replace Values").cells(i,2)
else
cells(j,1)=Sheets("Replace Values").cells(i,3)
endif
Next i
'---------------------------------------------------
j = j+1
'Wend!

I have not tested this code yet.

Pls test and let me know if its not working

2009/10/26 Hemant Hegde <hemantbales...@gmail.com>

> Hi Anish
>
> Its not the problem with "WHILE" or "WEND"
>
> Make sure you have closed all "IF" conditions with "END IF" at proper
> places
>
> Just check if you have started an IF condition inside the loop and tried to
> close it after the loop
>
> 2009/10/26 Anish Shrivastava <anish....@gmail.com>
>
>> Hello Experts..
>>
>> I m using While and Wend statement in my code and it has got more than 100
>> if conditions. when I run the macro it says "WEND WITHOUT WHILE", it's
>> buggin my head...and I don know wht's wrong. Could anyone of you please help
>> me...
>>
>> Sample code...
>>
>> Sub dept()
>> i = 1
>> z = Cells(Rows.Count, "B").End(xlUp).Row
>> While i <= z
>> If Cells(i, 2).Value Like "*FINANCE*" Then
>> Cells(i, 4) = "FINANCE / ACCOUNTING"
>> Else
>> If Cells(i, 2).Value Like "*ACCOUNTS*" Then
>> Cells(i, 4) = "FINANACE / ACCOUNTING"
>> Else
>> If Cells(i, 2).Value Like "*SALES*" Then
>> Cells(i, 4) = "SALES"
>> *(IN BETWEEN THR R MORE THAN 100 IF CONDITIONS LIKE THIS)*
>> endif
>> endif
>> endif
>> i=i+1
>> wend
>> end sub
>>
>> -best
>> ANISH
>>
>>
>
>
> --
> Hemant Hegde
>
> >
>


-- 
Hemant Hegde

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