What is an “IF” Statement? As you may already be aware, the “IF” statement is a conditional statement in any coding language, which usually is wrapped by the “IF, THEN” and “END IF” keywords/statements. The code between these two lines gets executed if the condition
The Error Message “End of Statement Expected” During our Python coding journey, we get a lot of error messages from the compiler or IDE we are using; some of those errors are very tricky and unclear, and others are very straightforward and helpful in repairing
All programming languages support the “if” type of conditional statement. An if block is executed during runtime only if the condition is met. i.e., the result of a condition is equal to the Boolean value “true.” Syntax If ( <conditional expression> ) ‘block of statements
When we don’t want to do anything in an If-then-else statement, believe it or not, we can simply not place any code! This is the most straightforward way to ‘do nothing’ in VBA. VBA does not have a specific statement that can be used for
In VBA, IF OR is the combined utilization of the IF statement and the OR keyword. Particularly, the OR keyword is used to construct the logic of the condition statement. The syntax for the combined IF OR statement is as follows: IF [condition statement 1]
Today when I was looking through the stackoverflow forum, I came up to this question: vba-clean-up-conditional-duplication-of-rows Though the question was actually VBA related I was able to find a solution that did not require any programming. Since the solution was challenging and interesting I thought
Previously in the article Word IF Then Else Rule (Mail Merge) I’ve explained how you can use the If Then Rule in Mail Merge. In that article the If Then Else Field would insert a text string based on the result of the comparison. In this article I will
In this article I will explain the Skip Record If Rule used in Mail Merge. – What is it? The Skip Record If Rule compares the value of a field with a certain value. If the comparison returns true, the current record will not be merged. Example: Consider
In this article I will provide an example on how you could split a string based on a delimiter character using excel formulas and functions. You can download the workbook for this article here. Jump To: Function Used in this Example Summary Implementation Step 1, Indice Column
The Skip Record If Field is not visible by default: In order to delete the Skip Record If Field you will have to make it visible first. Step 1: Press Alt + F9: Step 2: Look for the SKIPIF Field: Step 3: Delete it: See