How to compare value with other values in range easily

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could someone help, how to rewrite folowing condition somehow smarter (and definitely shorter)?

It should pretty much say: If value in one specific cell is not empty and at the same time is different from any value in cells from X32 to X47 → do something

Thanks a lot!

For i = 4 To 69
 If Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X32") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X33") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X34") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X35") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X36") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X37") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X38") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X39") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X40") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X41") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X42") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X43") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X44") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X45") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X46") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X47") Then

 "DO SOMETHING"
 End If
Next i

asked Nov 11 at 5:51

Vratislav Vašina

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could someone help, how to rewrite folowing condition somehow smarter (and definitely shorter)?

It should pretty much say: If value in one specific cell is not empty and at the same time is different from any value in cells from X32 to X47 → do something

Thanks a lot!

For i = 4 To 69
 If Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X32") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X33") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X34") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X35") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X36") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X37") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X38") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X39") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X40") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X41") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X42") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X43") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X44") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X45") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X46") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X47") Then

 "DO SOMETHING"
 End If
Next i

asked Nov 11 at 5:51

Vratislav Vašina

124

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up vote
0
down vote

favorite

could someone help, how to rewrite folowing condition somehow smarter (and definitely shorter)?

It should pretty much say: If value in one specific cell is not empty and at the same time is different from any value in cells from X32 to X47 → do something

Thanks a lot!

For i = 4 To 69
 If Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X32") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X33") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X34") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X35") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X36") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X37") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X38") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X39") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X40") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X41") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X42") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X43") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X44") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X45") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X46") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X47") Then

 "DO SOMETHING"
 End If
Next i

asked Nov 11 at 5:51

Vratislav Vašina

124

could someone help, how to rewrite folowing condition somehow smarter (and definitely shorter)?

It should pretty much say: If value in one specific cell is not empty and at the same time is different from any value in cells from X32 to X47 → do something

Thanks a lot!

For i = 4 To 69
 If Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X32") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X33") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X34") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X35") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X36") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X37") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X38") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X39") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X40") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X41") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X42") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X43") _
 And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X44") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X45") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X46") And Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> Range("X47") Then

 "DO SOMETHING"
 End If
Next i

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asked Nov 11 at 5:51

Vratislav Vašina

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asked Nov 11 at 5:51

Vratislav Vašina

124

asked Nov 11 at 5:51

Vratislav Vašina

124

asked Nov 11 at 5:51

Vratislav Vašina

124

asked Nov 11 at 5:51

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124

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Maybe something like:

With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("yourSheetName")
 For i = 4 To 69
 If Not IsEmpty(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i)) And IsError(Application.Match(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i), .Range("X32:X47"), 0)) Then
 'do something
 End If
 Next
End With

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

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2

Well said. And good job for almost hitting 25k!!! :D
– K.Dᴀᴠɪs
Nov 11 at 6:18

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs That is kind. Thank you.
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 6:19

The "IsEmpty" part does not work, so i replaced it with original Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" and the rest works perfectly. Thank you very much :)
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:45

you are welcome. Do you perhaps have formulas in the cells? You can use <> vbNullString for faster comparisons than "".
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 7:46

1

You are perfectly right, I do have formulas in there. I adjust as you recomend and it works smoothly :) Thank you again.
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:56

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Maybe something like:

With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("yourSheetName")
 For i = 4 To 69
 If Not IsEmpty(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i)) And IsError(Application.Match(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i), .Range("X32:X47"), 0)) Then
 'do something
 End If
 Next
End With

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

26.9k81839

2

Well said. And good job for almost hitting 25k!!! :D
– K.Dᴀᴠɪs
Nov 11 at 6:18

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs That is kind. Thank you.
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 6:19

The "IsEmpty" part does not work, so i replaced it with original Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" and the rest works perfectly. Thank you very much :)
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:45

you are welcome. Do you perhaps have formulas in the cells? You can use <> vbNullString for faster comparisons than "".
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 7:46

1

You are perfectly right, I do have formulas in there. I adjust as you recomend and it works smoothly :) Thank you again.
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:56

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up vote
2
down vote

accepted

Maybe something like:

With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("yourSheetName")
 For i = 4 To 69
 If Not IsEmpty(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i)) And IsError(Application.Match(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i), .Range("X32:X47"), 0)) Then
 'do something
 End If
 Next
End With

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

26.9k81839

2

Well said. And good job for almost hitting 25k!!! :D
– K.Dᴀᴠɪs
Nov 11 at 6:18

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs That is kind. Thank you.
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 6:19

The "IsEmpty" part does not work, so i replaced it with original Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" and the rest works perfectly. Thank you very much :)
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:45

you are welcome. Do you perhaps have formulas in the cells? You can use <> vbNullString for faster comparisons than "".
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 7:46

1

You are perfectly right, I do have formulas in there. I adjust as you recomend and it works smoothly :) Thank you again.
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:56

add a comment |

up vote
2
down vote

accepted

Maybe something like:

With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("yourSheetName")
 For i = 4 To 69
 If Not IsEmpty(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i)) And IsError(Application.Match(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i), .Range("X32:X47"), 0)) Then
 'do something
 End If
 Next
End With

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

26.9k81839

Maybe something like:

With ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("yourSheetName")
 For i = 4 To 69
 If Not IsEmpty(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i)) And IsError(Application.Match(.Range(SO_COLUMN & i), .Range("X32:X47"), 0)) Then
 'do something
 End If
 Next
End With

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

26.9k81839

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

26.9k81839

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

26.9k81839

answered Nov 11 at 6:16

QHarr

26.9k81839

2

Well said. And good job for almost hitting 25k!!! :D
– K.Dᴀᴠɪs
Nov 11 at 6:18

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs That is kind. Thank you.
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 6:19

The "IsEmpty" part does not work, so i replaced it with original Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" and the rest works perfectly. Thank you very much :)
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:45

you are welcome. Do you perhaps have formulas in the cells? You can use <> vbNullString for faster comparisons than "".
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 7:46

1

You are perfectly right, I do have formulas in there. I adjust as you recomend and it works smoothly :) Thank you again.
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:56

add a comment |

2

Well said. And good job for almost hitting 25k!!! :D
– K.Dᴀᴠɪs
Nov 11 at 6:18

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs That is kind. Thank you.
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 6:19

The "IsEmpty" part does not work, so i replaced it with original Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" and the rest works perfectly. Thank you very much :)
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:45

you are welcome. Do you perhaps have formulas in the cells? You can use <> vbNullString for faster comparisons than "".
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 7:46

1

You are perfectly right, I do have formulas in there. I adjust as you recomend and it works smoothly :) Thank you again.
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:56

Well said. And good job for almost hitting 25k!!! :D
– K.Dᴀᴠɪs
Nov 11 at 6:18

@K.Dᴀᴠɪs That is kind. Thank you.
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 6:19

The "IsEmpty" part does not work, so i replaced it with original Range(SO_COLUMN & i) <> "" and the rest works perfectly. Thank you very much :)
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:45

you are welcome. Do you perhaps have formulas in the cells? You can use <> vbNullString for faster comparisons than "".
– QHarr
Nov 11 at 7:46

You are perfectly right, I do have formulas in there. I adjust as you recomend and it works smoothly :) Thank you again.
– Vratislav Vašina
Nov 11 at 7:56

add a comment |

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