juneau730

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Is there a simple IF string that can be put into a vbscript/macro, to stop the routine when it encounters a specific variable?

I am looking to stop the routine when it encounters a ="" variable in column A on my workbook
 

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Code:
if range("A1").value = "" then exit sub
 
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