adding a variable to a variable in a loop

gtopmafia

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Hi Guys Im trying to make a Loop function for the following I want to make the payPer iterate so payPer1, payPer2 etc.

Any idea how I can do this? cheers.

pmtCount = 0
incremental = 0
x = 1
Do While pmtCount < 20
Cells(Rows.Count, 22).End(xlUp).Offset(0, 0).Select
ActiveCell.Offset(0, incremental).Select
ActiveCell.Value = payPer+(what here)
incremental = incremental + 1
pmtCount = pmtCount + 1
x = x + 1
Loop
 
I read that maybe I should use a dictionary, What I am trying to do is for example


payPer1 = CPS.payPer1.Value
payPer2 = CPS.payPer2.Value
payPer3 = CPS.payPer3.Value
payPer4 = CPS.payPer4.Value



pmtCount = 0
incremental = 0
x = 1


Do While pmtCount < 20
Cells(Rows.Count, 22).End(xlUp).Offset(0, incremental).Value = payPer & x
incremental = incremental + 1
pmtCount = pmtCount + 1
x = x + 1
Loop

so that the payPer will become payPer1 in first loop payPer2 in second loop and so forth right now it takes the value of payPer value = 0 + x (1) giving a value of 1
 
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Did you look at the link earlier that I referenced thats shows looping through controls?
You may need to do something like that. You may need to play around with it.
Like I said, I am not experienced with doing that sort of thing in Excel. I seldom ever use UserForms (I find them quite cumbersome).

Take a look at this reference here, which shows more details on how to loop through controls on a UserForm:
http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/control-loop.htm
 
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Did you look at the link earlier that I referenced thats shows looping through controls?
You may need to do something like that. You may need to play around with it.
Like I said, I am not experienced with doing that sort of thing in Excel. I seldom ever use UserForms (I find them quite cumbersome).

Take a look at this reference here, which shows more details on how to loop through controls on a UserForm:
http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/control-loop.htm


Yea I am the same just the userinput box was not a very useful way to get the input data as I need around 20-40 entries at once :( Ill have a look cheers
 
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