Amatour coder needs help cleaning up code

fredrerik84

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Hi guys most of my script has been created based on Q and A here and all the help I've received is much appreciated.
I have been able to create a script that does what i want, but my code is real messy. I was hoping someone have a better solution for this code:

Code:
            'Home and away teams
            hteam = capsf(HTMLRows(i).Cells(IIf(i > 0, 5, 4)).innerText)
            ateam = capsf(HTMLRows(i).Cells(IIf(i > 0, 9, 7)).innerText)
            
            'Fixing under x teams and w teams
            If InStr(ateam, "(") Then
               If InStr(ateam, "21") = 0 Then
                  If InStr(ateam, "20") = 0 Then
                     If InStr(ateam, "(w)") = 0 Then
                        If InStr(ateam, "19") = 0 Then
                           ateam = Left(ateam, (InStr(ateam, "(")) - 2)
                        End If
                     End If
                  End If
               End If
            End If
            
            
            If InStr(hteam, "(") And InStr(hteam, "21") = 0 Then
               If InStr(hteam, "20") = 0 Then
                  If InStr(hteam, "(w)") = 0 Then
                     If InStr(hteam, "19") = 0 Then
                        hteam = Left(hteam, (InStr(hteam, "(")) - 2)
                     End If
                  End If
               End If
            End If

Best regards
frederik
 

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Your always doing doing the next IF when it's true. So why not using AND argument like what you started in the second block?
Code:
            'Home and away teams
            hteam = capsf(HTMLRows(i).Cells(IIf(i > 0, 5, 4)).innerText)
            ateam = capsf(HTMLRows(i).Cells(IIf(i > 0, 9, 7)).innerText)
            
            'Fixing under x teams and w teams
            If (InStr(ateam, "(")) And (InStr(ateam, "21") = 0) And (InStr(ateam, "20") = 0) And (InStr(ateam, "(w)") = 0) And (InStr(ateam, "19") = 0) Then
                           ateam = Left(ateam, (InStr(ateam, "(")) - 2)
            End If
            
            If (InStr(hteam, "(")) And (InStr(hteam, "21") = 0) And (InStr(hteam, "20") = 0) And (InStr(hteam, "(w)") = 0) And (InStr(hteam, "19") = 0) Then
                        hteam = Left(hteam, (InStr(hteam, "(")) - 2)
            End If
 
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Hi thanks for your reply , but i believe it should be "OR" because its either 21 , 20, 19 , 18 or (w) if the string contains either of the code should be activated .

Guess your code is pretty easy to change ., also looks much more clean :)

Edit: loos like "or" is not correct ill try as you first suggested
 
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For the first "part" of both your if, you don't really test anything.

If you want to have "(" somewhere in your code, you should use this InStr(hteam, "(")<>0 as InStr return any number if he found it and 0 if not.

Not if you want your "if" to activate if either one of the "part" is true, then you will need to change your syntax for this.

Code:
If (InStr(hteam, "(")<>0) Or (InStr(hteam, "21") <> 0) Or (InStr(hteam, "20") <> 0) Or (InStr(hteam, "(w)") <> 0) Or (InStr(hteam, "19") <> 0) Then

Now your if will "activate" if one of the string is founded.
 
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