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How to Use Iteration

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Iteration is a repeat form
Many varieties of iteration in VBA; we use a simple one:

For <var> = <min> To <max>
    <sequence-of-statements>
Next <var>

Iteration can be nested; that's how we handle two-dimensional arrays

For <varx> = <minx> To <maxx>
    For <vary> = <miny> To <maxy>
        <sequence-of-statements>
    Next <vary>
Next <varx>

You must include variable declarations for iteration variables

The top example gives a simple template for one of VBA's iteration constructs. There are several more types of iteration, but this one is the most relevant to our work. "<Var>" stands for a variable name. I usually use "i", "j", etc., but you can use whatever you like. <var> starts at the value <min>. For each cycle through the iteration, VBA adds +1 to the iteration variable, until it reaches <max>. It performs the calculation for <max> and then the loop exits.

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