Compile Error Next With For

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Thanks in advance for any suggestions and I will give feedback on them.

I get the following error "Compile error: Next without for on

Code:
Next i

Code:
Sub ClearCFData()
    
    'Dimensioning
        Dim i As Integer
        Dim RowNumber As Long
    
    'Turn Off Screen Updating
        Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    
    'Activating Sheet1
        Worksheets("Sheet1").Activate
    
    'Selecting Data and Clearing Values
            
        'Setting the Starting Value of the RowNumber
            RowNumber = 4
            
        'Start Loop
            For i = 1 To 7
                

                    Range("B" & RowNumber & ":WD" & (RowNumber + 2)).ClearContents
                    

                    RowNumber = RowNumber + 4
                    Range("B" & RowNumber & ":WD" & (RowNumber + 2)).ClearContents
    

                    RowNumber = RowNumber + 4
                    Range("B" & RowNumber & ":WD" & (RowNumber + 2)).ClearContents
    

                    RowNumber = RowNumber + 4
                    Range("B" & RowNumber & ":WD" & (RowNumber + 1)).ClearContents
                    

                    RowNumber = RowNumber + 5
                    Range("B" & RowNumber & ":WD" & (RowNumber + 1)).ClearContents
                        

                    RowNumber = RowNumber + 15
                    Range("B" & RowNumber & ":WD" & (RowNumber + 1)).ClearContents
                    
                
                'Setting the RowNumber for the Next Set of Data
                        
                        If i <= 3 Then
                            RowNumber = RowNumber + 8
                    
                        If i = 4 Then
                            RowNumber = 164
                        
                        If i > 4 And i < 8 Then
                            RowNumber = RowNumber + 80
                            
                        End If
                        
                Next i
            
  
            
        'Puts the ending mark back
            Range("WF28").Copy Range("WF1:WF482")
                    
        'Sets the cursor at the begining
            Worksheets("Sheet1").Activate
            Range("B4").Select
            
        
        'Turn On Screen Updating
            Application.ScreenUpdating = True


        'Calculate and Turn on Automatic Calculation
            Calculate
            Application.Calculation = xlAutomatic


End Sub
 

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The problem is here
Code:
                        If i <= 3 Then
                            RowNumber = RowNumber + 8
                    
                        If i = 4 Then
                            RowNumber = 164
                        
                        If i > 4 And i < 8 Then
                            RowNumber = RowNumber + 80
                            
                        End If
You have 3 If statements, but only one End If
 
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You have three nested If statements and only one End If line. You should use ElseIf clauses instead:

Code:
                        If i <= 3 Then
                            RowNumber = RowNumber + 8
                    
                        ElseIf i = 4 Then
                            RowNumber = 164
                        
                        ElseIf i > 4 And i < 8 Then
                            RowNumber = RowNumber + 80
                            
                        End If
 
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Thanks Fluff (Post# 2) and RoryA (Post# 3)!

That was the issue and the fix worked! Complete oversight by me!
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback
 
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