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    Compile Error

    Dear All,

    After lots of help yesterday from RoyUK, I now have the following macro. However, this gives me a compile error Block if without End If but I do have an End If statement.

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    Any ideas?

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    DB

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    Re: Compile Error

    For each "If" in your code you need an "End If". Having one at the end will not suffice, alas.

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    Re: Compile Error

    Thank you!

    It would be something that simple!!

    my macro now works beautifully so thank you very much!

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    Re: Compile Error

    May want to note:
    Sometimes you will get a "NEXT with no FOR" error, when in fact it's an ENDIF that you're missing.

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    Re: Compile Error

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