Typically when I want to break out of a statement I just set a boolean
flag for control flow, but I have a special case with many nested If
statements and I'd really like to have a way to break out of several with one simple statement.
In Java you can name a loop and then break to that location; is there anything like that for VBA that can be used from a deeply nested location in If
statements? I know VBA has the Exit statement for loops (while
, for
, etc), so I'm wondering if there is something similar for If
s.
Ideally I'd like to do something this:
If ...
*NAMED_IF*
If ...
If ...
:
*break out of NAMED_IF*
:
End If
End If
*Now We end up at this control position*
End If
There isn't an if-statement specific method to break out of nested if-statements, but you could use the GoTo
-statement instead:
If ...
'*NAMED_IF*
If ...
If ...
'*break out of NAMED_IF*'
GoTo GoToHere
End If
End If
End If
'*Now We end up at this control position*
GoToHere: