Do Loop Question

mikeymay

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Is it possible to use more than one condition in a Do Loop?

E.g.
Code:
Do Until Selection = "Yes" & Selection.offset(0,1) = "Yes"
         Selection.Offset(1,0).select
Loop
 

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Yes, like this

Rich (BB code):
Do Until Selection = "Yes" And Selection.Offset(0, 1) = "Yes"
         Selection.Offset(1, 0).Select
Loop
 
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Thanks VoG. I knew I had done this before and couldn't understand why it didn't work anymore......the simple things.....
 
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