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| Keyword | Description |
|---|---|
| D | |
| Do_Loop | These types of loops should be used with caution and always make sure the loop can be terminated. |
| Do_until | This is executed at least once because the condition is at the bottom. |
| Do_While | You can test the condition either at the top or the bottom of the loop. This should be used in situations where the loop will be terminated when a logical condition applied. |
| E | |
| Exit_Do | Provides a way to exit a Do loop This transfers control to the statement following the Loop statement.When an Exit Do statement is executed the loop ends immediately. Do - While Loops can contain one or more Exit Do statements. |
| Exit_For | This provides a way to exit a For loop It can only be used on a For - Next or For Each Loop Exit For transfers control to the statement following the Next statement. |
| F | |
| For_Each | This gives you access to all the elements in a collection object without knowing exactly how many elements are in the collection. All elements in a Collection |
| For_Next | This should be applied when you preedict in advanced how many times you want to loop. |
| W | |
| While_Wend | There is also a While Loop although this is less popular than the Do Loop This logic is identical to the Do-While loop. There is no Exit While in VBA |