Compile error block if without end if

Today I’ll show you how to resolve the error “End If without block If” in VBA. But first, you have to understand the “If” statement in order to fix the issue.

The IF statement and its various forms

The If statement is a conditional clause that helps us to run code using a condition that is decided during runtime. You might wonder, “What is the need to decide the condition during runtime? Can’t we decide that earlier?” In reality, there are many situations where an action needs to be performed only if certain criteria are met or a condition is fulfilled. Sometimes this check might even depend on the user’s input value.

For example, let us imagine that a bank offers 8% ROI on fixed deposit accounts if the customer is a senior citizen and only 6% ROI for other customers. In this case, the code that calculates the interest and maturity amount should both a) consider the age of the customer and b) use a condition to use different values for senior and non-senior citizens. This is where an “If conditional statement” steps in.

Now let’s see the code for the above scenario assuming that one must be 60 years old to be called a senior citizen.

Sub sample_coding()
'declaration of variables
Dim matamt, prinamt, roi, term, custage
‘ receive input from user
custage = InputBox("Enter the age of the customer")
‘ assign some values
prinamt = 10000 ' Principal amount
term = 2 ' 2 years
' decide the roi value
If custage < 60 Then
    roi = 6
Else
    roi = 8
End If
' formula to calculate the FD maturity amount.
matamt = prinamt + (prinamt * roi * term / 100)
‘ printing the output
Debug.Print matamt
End Sub

Looking at the example above, we see that the syntax for using a simple If statement is

If <condition> Then

<code>

End If

But the same conditional statement has different forms  as listed below.

1. A simple If Block
2. An If – Else block
3. An Else-If block
4. Nested If block

The Compile Error “End If without Block If:

This is a simple compile time error that’s thrown when the code containing any If blocks do not comply with the syntax (or) such a statement does not exist.

Here are some instances where this error might occur

Rule 1: End If with single line statement

If the single line of code to be executed is placed in the same line as the “If – then” statement, then the “End If” statement needs to be omitted. In other words, the If statement is considered complete without an “End If” statement in cases where the conditional code is placed in the same line.

If <condition> Then <code>

For example:

The If condition in the above code can be rewritten using this rule to avoid the compile error “End if without block If”.

' Fix an roi in common
	roi = 8 
'Change the value for non-senior citizens alone using the rule 1
If custage < 60 Then roi = 6
' comment or remove the end if statement to fix the error.
'End If 

According to Rule 1, if “End If” is used in the above code, you will encounter the error “End If without block If”. So, do not forget to remove it.

If you’re using nested if conditions, ensure that every “If” statement that has been opened, has a corresponding “End If” statement. This is in addition to Rule 1 above.

Example 1

If custage < 60 Then
    roi = 6
    If strgen = "Female" And custage > 57 Then roi = 8
    End If '********Line is explained below*********
Else
    roi = 8
End If

In this piece of code,

• The inner “If” condition follows Rule 1 (i.e. code is placed in the same statement after “Then” keyword). Therefore, this statement is a standalone statement that does not require “End If”.
• But since we have an “End If” statement , it will be considered to be the corresponding “End “ of the outer if statement (Line 1).
• This leads to the “Else” keyword in the fifth line looking for its corresponding “If statement”. In turn, we end up with the error “Else without If” which is similar to “End if without block If”.
• The solution to this problem is to remove the unnecessary “End if” in line 4 or place the code “roi=8” in the next line i.e between the IF… then and the End if statements.

Example 2

If apple = "sweet" Then
    If mango = "sweet" Then Debug.Print "Fruits are sweet"
    End If
End If

In this example,

• Here since line 2 is already complete without “End if “, line 3 is automatically matched with the If statement of line number 1.
• So, the “End If” in line 4 searches for its pair of “If statement” and leads to the compile error “End if without block If”.
• The solution to this is to remove line 3 or place the “Debug.Print” statement in a separate line before the “End If” statement in line no 3.

Rule 3: Forgetting part of your deleted code

Ensure that there is no “End if” statement left behind without an “If” statement in your code. This might happen when you maintain code or change your logic after a long period of time.

For example, you might think that an “If – End if “ block of code might not be required in a certain place. And after you delete that “If block”, you may forget to delete its “End If” statement. This again causes the same compile error we keep seeing, “End if without block If”.

For Example:

If apple = "sweet" Then
    End If
End If

Imagine that you wanted to delete the inner If block in the above example. While doing so, you forgot to delete the “End If” statement. Then, you are sure to encounter the compile error “End If without block If”.

Here is a video that explains everything outlined above with sample code.  The code is explained and executed line by line, so you can completely understand what causes the error “End if without block If”.

Summary

Basically, when you look at the error statement, it is clear that it is thrown if there are any unnecessary ‘End If’ statements. The only solution is to trace the code and remove the erroneous statement after confirming that it does not affect the rest of the code in any way.

The other compile error “Else without If”, for which there is an example in Rule 2, is related to this error. It is thrown when there is an “Else <some code> End If” statement or just an “Else” statement without an “If <condition>  Then” statement. In general, for any error , it is wise and time saving to check the syntax first and then proceed with troubleshooting.

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How to Fix the “End If without block If” Error

Today I’ll show you how to resolve the error “End If without block If” in VBA. But first, you have to understand the “If” statement in order to fix the issue.

The IF statement and its various forms

The If statement is a conditional clause that helps us to run code using a condition that is decided during runtime. You might wonder, “What is the need to decide the condition during runtime? Can’t we decide that earlier?” In reality, there are many situations where an action needs to be performed only if certain criteria are met or a condition is fulfilled. Sometimes this check might even depend on the user’s input value.

For example, let us imagine that a bank offers 8% ROI on fixed deposit accounts if the customer is a senior citizen and only 6% ROI for other customers. In this case, the code that calculates the interest and maturity amount should both a) consider the age of the customer and b) use a condition to use different values for senior and non-senior citizens. This is where an “If conditional statement” steps in.

Now let’s see the code for the above scenario assuming that one must be 60 years old to be called a senior citizen.

Looking at the example above, we see that the syntax for using a simple If statement is

But the same conditional statement has different forms as listed below.

1. A simple If Block
2. An If – Else block
3. An Else-If block
4. Nested If block

The Compile Error “End If without Block If:

This is a simple compile time error that’s thrown when the code containing any If blocks do not comply with the syntax (or) such a statement does not exist.

Here are some instances where this error might occur

Rule 1: End If with single line statement

If the single line of code to be executed is placed in the same line as the “If – then” statement, then the “End If” statement needs to be omitted. In other words, the If statement is considered complete without an “End If” statement in cases where the conditional code is placed in the same line.

For example:

The If condition in the above code can be rewritten using this rule to avoid the compile error “End if without block If”.

According to Rule 1, if “End If” is used in the above code, you will encounter the error “End If without block If”. So, do not forget to remove it.

If you’re using nested if conditions, ensure that every “If” statement that has been opened, has a corresponding “End If” statement. This is in addition to Rule 1 above.

Example 1

In this piece of code,

• The inner “If” condition follows Rule 1 (i.e. code is placed in the same statement after “Then” keyword). Therefore, this statement is a standalone statement that does not require “End If”.
• But since we have an “End If” statement , it will be considered to be the corresponding “End “ of the outer if statement (Line 1).
• This leads to the “Else” keyword in the fifth line looking for its corresponding “If statement”. In turn, we end up with the error “Else without If” which is similar to “End if without block If”.
• The solution to this problem is to remove the unnecessary “End if” in line 4 or place the code “ roi=8 ” in the next line i.e between the IF… then and the End if statements.

Example 2

In this example,

• Here since line 2 is already complete without “End if “, line 3 is automatically matched with the If statement of line number 1.
• So, the “End If” in line 4 searches for its pair of “If statement” and leads to the compile error “End if without block If”.
• The solution to this is to remove line 3 or place the “ Debug.Print ” statement in a separate line before the “End If” statement in line no 3.

Rule 3: Forgetting part of your deleted code

Ensure that there is no “End if” statement left behind without an “If” statement in your code. This might happen when you maintain code or change your logic after a long period of time.

For example, you might think that an “If – End if “ block of code might not be required in a certain place. And after you delete that “If block”, you may forget to delete its “End If” statement. This again causes the same compile error we keep seeing, “End if without block If”.

For Example:

Imagine that you wanted to delete the inner If block in the above example. While doing so, you forgot to delete the “End If” statement. Then, you are sure to encounter the compile error “End If without block If”.

Here is a video that explains everything outlined above with sample code. The code is explained and executed line by line, so you can completely understand what causes the error “End if without block If”.

Summary

Basically, when you look at the error statement, it is clear that it is thrown if there are any unnecessary ‘End If’ statements. The only solution is to trace the code and remove the erroneous statement after confirming that it does not affect the rest of the code in any way.

The other compile error “Else without If”, for which there is an example in Rule 2, is related to this error. It is thrown when there is an “Else End If” statement or just an “Else” statement without an “If Then” statement. In general, for any error , it is wise and time saving to check the syntax first and then proceed with troubleshooting.

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This is module files

Sub Additem()
Dim ItemRow As Long, AvailRow As Long
With Sheet1
If .Range(«B5»).Value = Empty Then Exit Sub
On Error Resume Next
.Shapes(«itempic»).Delete
On Error GoTo 0
ItemRow = .Range(«B5»).Value ‘item row
AvailRow = .Range(«K999»).End(xlUp).Row + 1 ‘firs avail row
.Range(«B6»).Value = AvailRow ‘Set Receipt Row
.Range(«E3»).Value = Sheet2.Range(«B» & ItemRow).Value ‘Item Name
.Range(«F6»).Value = Sheet2.Range(«D» & ItemRow).Value ‘Item Price
.Range(«F8»).Value = 1 ‘Default Item Qty To 1

‘Add Item Detail to receipt
.Range(«K» & AvailRow).Value = .Range(«E3»).Value ‘Item Name
.Range(«L» & AvailRow).Value = .Range(«F8»).Value ‘Item Qty
.Range(«M» & AvailRow).Value = .Range(«f6»).Value ‘Item Price
.Range(«N» & AvailRow).Value = «=L» & AvailRow & «*M» & AvailRow ‘Total Price formula

‘On Error Resume Next
If Dir(Sheet2.Range(«E» & ItemRow).Value, vbDirectory) <> «» Then
With .Pictures.Insert(Sheet2.Range(«E» & ItemRow).Value)
With .ShapeRange
.LockAspectRatio = msoTrue
.Height = 45
.Name = «ItemPic»
End With
End With
With .Shapes(«ItemPic»)
.Left = Sheet1.Range(«D6»).Left
.Top = Sheet1.Range(«D6»).Top
.Visible = msoCTrue
End With
End If
‘On Error Goto 0
.Range(«E10:F10»).ClearContents ‘Clear Iteam Iteam
.Range(«E10»).Select
End With
End Sub

This is sheet 1 code

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
‘on change of item, if row found and add to receipt
If Not Intersect(Target, Range(«E10»)) Is Nothing And Range(«E10»).Value <> Empty Then Additem

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I’ve wrtitten the following macro to Clear certain Rows on a sheet if certain criteria are met on another sheet.
I keep getting a Compile Error: Block If without End If. The End Sub is highlighted. WHY? And how do I fix it?

Sub CLEAR_ROW()
‘
‘ IF Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k75») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«16:16»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k74») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«15:15»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k73») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«14:14»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k72») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«13:13»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k71») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«12:12»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k70») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«11:11»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k69») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«10:10»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k68») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«9:9»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k67») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«8:8»).CLEAR
If Sheets(«ENTRY FORM»).Range(«k66») = 0 Then
Sheets(«data»).Rows(«7:7»).CLEAR
End If
End Sub

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DonkeyOte

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If you do THEN and return you must have an End If — e.g

IF a=a then
a1 = a
End if

Or change your code

If the THEN and subsequent statement are on one line you do not need an End If.

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compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

hi, i am getting an error, when i am running the program.
compile error:Block If wihtout End If
what does this mean?

i have three if then else statements in my program and i tried to end them by adding end if at the end simulataneously and individually to each but it is stil coming up . i dont knw what to do..any advice

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Show us the code so we can help you fix it.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Private Sub Command1_Click()

Dim d As Double
Dim dtm As Double
Dim dlm As Double
Dim fi As Double
Dim hte As Double
Dim hre As Double
Dim hm As Double
Dim tou As Double
Dim u1 As Double
Dim u2 As Double
Dim u3 As Double
Dim u4 As Double
Dim b0 As Double
Dim alpha As Double
Dim beta As Double
Dim di As Double
Dim t As Double
Dim p As Double
Dim e As Double
Dim pol As String
Dim h As Double
Dim v As Double
Dim ae As Double
Dim ap As Double
d = Val(Text1.Text)
dtm = Val(Text2.Text)
fi = Val(Text3.Text)
hte = Val(Text4.Text)
hre = Val(Text5.Text)
hm = Val(Text6.Text)
pol = Val(Text7.Text)
ae = 6370
‘defining the first equation as tou
If (pol = h) Then
tou = 0
ElseIf (pol = v) Then
tou = 90
u1 = ((10 ^ (-dtm / 16 — (6.6 * tou)) + (10 ^ -(0.496 + 0.354 * tou)) ^ 5)) ^ 0.2
If (fi 70) Then
u4 = 10 ^ (0.3 * (Log(u1) / Log(10)))
‘now defining the b0
If (fi 70) Then
b0 = 4.17 * u1 * u4
‘now defining u2 and u3
alpha = -0.6 — 3.5 * (10 ^ -9) * (d ^ 3.1) * tou
u2 = ((500 / ae) * ((d ^ 2) / ((Sqr(hte) + Sqr(hre)) ^ 2)) ^ alpha)
‘now u3
If (hm 10) Then
u3 = Exp(-4.6 * (10 ^ -5) * (hm — 10) * (43))
‘now defining beta
beta = b0 * u2 * u3
‘now defining t
t = (1.076 / (2.0058 — Log(beta) ^ 1.012)) * Exp(-(9.51 — 4.8 * Log(beta) + 0.198 * Log(beta) ^ 2) * 10 ^ -6 * d * 1.13)
‘the final equation for time percentage (cumulative distribution)
ap = -12 + (1.2 + 3.7 * 10 ^ -3 * d) * Log(p / beta) + 12 * (p / beta) ^ t
result = ap
result = result.Caption = CStr(result)

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

You dont have any End If’s to close your If’s

I think you need 2 End Ifs at the end of your code. before End Sub

and next time remember to put code under the CODE tag or VBCode tags.. for easier viewing on our side!

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Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Looks like you left out four End If statements:

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Indenting would help you and others to understand your code. Here’s a start:

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

four. I found four unclosed If statements.
As to where they go, you’ll need to work that out on your own. I don’t know if those if statements are to be 4 separate ones, or if they are supposed to be nested inside each other.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

You also don’t need to do things like

You can use Val(Text7.Text) directly in your formulas. Even if you don’t it would be a good idea to give your textboxes (and other controls) meaningful names like txtPol.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Note also that your code can also be simplified a bit:

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

IMO you should never jam two lines of code together on one line with code like the following:

Else: u4 = 10 ^ (0.3 * (Log(u1) / Log(10)))

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

four. I found four unclosed If statements.
As to where they go, you’ll need to work that out on your own. I don’t know if those if statements are to be 4 separate ones, or if they are supposed to be nested inside each other.

+1! They could be nested. I removed the nesting, and that may not be what OP wants.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

first of all. i dont think i can use nesting of if stamnts bcz this is the flow of equaiton to find a final value «ap» (which is below 100 and in terms of percentage)
secondly, after i added the end if statements i got error as Run time error 5: «invalid procedure call or argument» at u4 in the code with yellow colour highlighted. what shall i do now?

Last edited by hadimohammed365; Apr 29th, 2009 at 03:51 PM .

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Then u1 will be zero. Is Log(0) a problem?

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Apparently Log(0) is undefined or -infinity so either would definitely be a problem.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

IMO you should never jam two lines of code together on one line with code like the following:

Else: u4 = 10 ^ (0.3 * (Log(u1) / Log(10)))

Once in a while, a colon does not bother me. In fact, there are times when it can make the code clearer than a hard return. «Never» is a very powerful word.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

well, how u1 comes down to zero. can u pls explain me.
actually just now i worked out in a paper now, i got different answer
if pol = h;dtm = 350 and tou = 0 i got u1 as 0.31 (but not exact zero)
if pol = v; dtm = 350 and tou = 90 i got u1 as 1.31 (again not zero)
anyhow log(0) is invalid function gives output as «infinity» and stops the whole operation in code but when it is greater than zero as like 0.31 it doesnt matter bcz it returns log(0.31) as -0.50 output.

so i dont knw hwo to sort out the run time error 5:invalid procedure call or argument

thanks for your time

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

well, how u1 comes down to zero. can u pls explain me.
actually just now i worked out in a paper now, i got different answer
if pol = h;dtm = 350 and tou = 0 i got u1 as 0.31 (but not exact zero)
if pol = v; dtm = 350 and tou = 90 i got u1 as 1.31 (again not zero)
anyhow log(0) is invalid function gives output as «infinity» and stops the whole operation in code but when it is greater than zero as like 0.31 it doesnt matter bcz it returns log(0.31) as -0.50 output.

so i dont knw hwo to sort out the run time error 5:invalid procedure call or argument( what is the meaning of this error?)

thanks for your time

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

hi everyone. anybody got any idea how to sort this out. it is actually very important..the final value from «ap» should be a number less than 100.
pls dont ignore.
thanks

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Give me your most recent code, and I’ll take a look at it.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

well, how u1 comes down to zero. can u pls explain me.
actually just now i worked out in a paper now, i got different answer
if pol = h;dtm = 350 and tou = 0 i got u1 as 0.31 (but not exact zero)
if pol = v; dtm = 350 and tou = 90 i got u1 as 1.31 (again not zero)
anyhow log(0) is invalid function gives output as «infinity» and stops the whole operation in code but when it is greater than zero as like 0.31 it doesnt matter bcz it returns log(0.31) as -0.50 output.

so i dont knw hwo to sort out the run time error 5:invalid procedure call or argument

thanks for your time

then if pol = h, u1 is never calculated so it will be zero.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

this is my recent code i made few changes in it, pls have a look
thanks

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

but you still have a problem if pol is not equal to h or v.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

ITS WORKING IN BOTH WAYS. I CAN SAY THIS BCZ ITS NOT SHOWING ANY ERROR NOW ON THAT POINT, BUT IT IS GIVING THE SAME ERROR AT THIS POINT.

SAME RUN TIME ERROR 5: INVALID CALL PROCEDURE OR ARGUMENT

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

I THINK ITS WORKING BCZ ITS NOT SHOWING ANY ERROR AT THIS TIME AT THAT POINT, BUT THE SAME ERROR IS COMING AT THIS POINT IN CODE

SAME RUN TIME ERROR 5: INVALD CALL PROCEDURE OR ARGUMENT
AS LIKE BEFORE

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Well I don’t think it’s the problem but you never calculate d.

You might want to take a look at my VB6 Debug Tutorial and then look at the values of the variables in that line.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

As Marty says, «. you still have a problem if pol is not equal to h or v.»

I don’t see where h or v are ever assigned a value, so they must be zero. If they are zero, «pol» will not equal either h or v, right?

If that’s the case, u1 never gets a value assigned to it.

I forced «pol to equal h» and «pol to equal v» to test it, then my «invalid procedure» moved to a different spot (the statement assigning a value to «t,» as you point out below. When I break down that statement into smaller chunks, I get the error here: «Log(beta) ^ 1.012.» If I try a statement like «-101 ^ 1.012» I do not get an error. I don’t have any clue why this should be the case.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

As Marty says, «. you still have a problem if pol is not equal to h or v.»

I don’t see where h or v are ever assigned a value, so they must be zero. If they are zero, «pol» will not equal either h or v, right?

If that’s the case, u1 never gets a value assigned to it.

I forced «pol to equal h» and «pol to equal v» to test it, then my «invalid procedure» moved to a different spot (the statement assigning a value to «t,» as you point out below. When I break down that statement into smaller chunks, I get the error here: «Log(beta) ^ 1.012.» If I try a statement like «-101 ^ 1.012» I do not get an error. I don’t have any clue why this should be the case.

The problem with «Log(beta) ^ 1.012.» is most likely that beta contains a too big or too small or otherwise invalid value.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

yes, value of d is not needed to be calculated becz its value is given by the user in a textbox which is distance in Km. all the value user enters is numbers.and i defined them as doubles initially,
except for pol (which is polarization) here user enters a letter h or v and i defined it as string. is this right?
anyhow i am at library now, i wil check this code tomarow and b back.
thanks everyone for your time.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

and so unless you have a statement someplace in this sub like d = txtDistance.Text then d will always be zero.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

yes, i have defined it later for d
like intially dim d as double
later afttr defining , i did u can chk it in code, as
d = val(text1.text)

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Please show us your current code.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

this is my recent code, again error occurs at «t» (run time error 5).
and, yes you are right that beta contains a very small value bcz b0, u2, u3 contains very small value n when they get multiplied it returns small value (would this be a problem?). as that value is being used in the following equations of «ap» i dont think it should be a problem.
anyways, thanks for your time marty.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

i have sorted it out, now i am getting a right result . thank you for your help evryone.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

i am back with bit more errors, actually when i am entering pol in textbox as h or v it is not taking its value which is 0 or 90 depending on the entered function of h or v by the user can anyone suggest how to overcome this and i am going wrong anywhere did i defined it in right way as

can anyone give a right way to get the right answer when user enters h or v (which shouldn’t be case sensitive that is it can also be H or V in capital letters) in the if then else loop. in my code

my code contains 8 textboxes (as user going to enter 8 values) one commmand button and one final result label.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Your statement «If pol = h Then. «

Since you are declaring a variable «h» as a double, I assumed that’s what this If>Then statement was referring to.

Do you actually mean «If pol = ‘h’ then. » instead, where «h» is what the user entered in textbox 7?

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

This assumes that h and v are letters that are entered in the pol textbox (and if they are you don’t need the h and v variables you defined).

Also if the value is limited to h or v it would be better to have two radio buttons instead of the textbox.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

i tried your code, but it is still giving a msgbox that i need to enter h or v eventhough when i type in h or v in the textbox, and by the way what is the radio buttons ..i dont knw abt them.would that be helpful? how to do that?
thank you

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Start a new project, add a command button and a textbox named pol and add this code and you’ll see that it works just like I said it would.

I’ll post a radio button example in a few minutes.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

Here’s the radio button example.

Re: compile error: Block If without End If? in VB6

hi, thanks lot for for ur help marty, its workig now, and i hope it shouldnt be giving any problem in the future.
well one more thing i would like to ask at the end is, as u knw that i have 8 text boxes (in which i am varying values to see output), in wich the last one is in terms of p( u can see p from the equation «ap» in code at the end of code which is in terms of percentage) and in that text box i am varying a value of «p» from 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 50 (which is in terms of percentage «p») so by varying those values i am getting a differnt numbers of output.
so first of all now what i want to do is to, display a graph on a new window, which should show on x-axis p values eventhough it is not entered by the user (which is from 0.001,0.01,0.1,50) and on y-axis from -200 to +500 (where output will lie somewhere between those values).
so, now if the user enters input in textbox 8 as 0.001 keeping other values constant (that is , the values in other textboxes) he gets the output like -6.78 for example and so on by changing p he gets output (frm negetive value of output to positive value) so i want a curve on a graphto show the variation of changing of values from 0.001 to 50 he gets different output as user keep changing the value of p as stated above from 0.001 to 50 the output varies. (u can have a look at my recent code next page)
i hope i am not confusing u, i really appreciate for your help u did so far, and i would like to thank you for that.

Last edited by hadimohammed365; May 4th, 2009 at 03:22 AM .

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Option Explicit

Sub checking()


Dim a()
Dim b()
Dim i As Long
Dim k As Long
Dim j As Long
Dim iLastRow As Long

a = Sheets("ÎèÎ").[A1].CurrentRegion.Value
b = Sheets("ÎÑÂ").[A1].CurrentRegion.Value
ReDim c(1 To UBound(a) + UBound(b), 1 To 12)


j = 1

For i = 1 To UBound(a)
    If a(i, 7) Like "*ÎÎÎ*" Or _
              a(i, 7) Like "*ÀÎ*" Or _
              a(i, 7) Like "*""*""*" Or _
              UBound(Split(a(i, 7), " "), 1) + 1 >= 5 Then
        For k = 1 To UBound(b)

         If a(i, 7) = b(k, 1) Then
                    c(j, 1) = a(i, 1)
                    c(j, 2) = a(i, 2)
                    c(j, 3) = a(i, 3)
                    c(j, 4) = a(i, 4)
                    c(j, 5) = a(i, 5)
                    c(j, 6) = a(i, 6)
                    c(j, 7) = a(i, 7)
                    c(j,  = a(i, 
                    c(j, 9) = b(k, 1)
                    c(j, 10) = b(k, 2)
                    c(j, 11) = b(k, 3)
                    c(j, 12) = b(k, 4)
                   j = j + 1
                   
        Else

            With CreateObject("VBScript.RegExp")
            .Pattern = "[à-ÿÀ-߸¨]+s[à-ÿÀ-߸¨]{1}[.]{1}[à-ÿÀ-߸¨]{1}[.]{1}$" 
                 If .Test(a(i, 7)) Then
        
                        If a(i, 7) = b(k, 1) _
                         Or Right(a(i, 7), 4) = Right(b(k, 1), 4) _
                         Or Left(a(i, 7), InStr(a(i, 7), " ") - 2) = Left(a(k, 1), InStr(a(i, 7), " ") - 2) Then
  

                    c(j, 1) = a(i, 1)
                    c(j, 2) = a(i, 2)
                    c(j, 3) = a(i, 3)
                    c(j, 4) = a(i, 4)
                    c(j, 5) = a(i, 5)
                    c(j, 6) = a(i, 6)
                    c(j, 7) = a(i, 7)
                    c(j,  = a(i, 
                    c(j, 9) = b(k, 1)
                    c(j, 10) = b(k, 2)
                    c(j, 11) = b(k, 3)
                    c(j, 12) = b(k, 4)
                   j = j + 1
   
End If
End If
End If

Next k
             Next i

Sheets("Èòîã").[A1].Resize(UBound(c), 12) = c


End Sub