For each loop is working for only first item in a range

kelly mort

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Hi all,
I have this code which used to verify a value from a range of cells and that of my input. It used to work until yesterday when I did a few updates. I get the else alert for any item I feed the input box, except I feed it with the first item in the range – that is cell B4, where I get the match. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrongly?


Code:
Private MyCell As Range
Private MyInput  As Variant, result&


While result = 10
        MyInput = Application.InputBox("Enter the item name", "")
        If MyInput = False Or MyInput = "" Then Exit Sub
        MyInput = Replace(UCase(Trim(MyInput)), " ", "")
        For Each MyCell In [B4:B18]
            If MyInput = MyCell Then
    MsgBox "My Input  is " & MyInput & " , MyCell is " & MyCell
                result = 0
                Exit For
            Else
    MsgBox "My Input  is " & MyInput & " , MyCell is " & MyCell
                result = 10
                Exit For
            End If
        Next MyCell
    Wend


Thanks in advance
 
Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback
 
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@Kelly_Mort: now your need is clear for me. I've noticed that fluff already helped you with the code which sounds good. I'm happy for you and glad we could help you. Thans for a feedback.
 
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@Kelly_Mort: now your need is clear for me. I've noticed that fluff already helped you with the code which sounds good. I'm happy for you and glad we could help you. Thans for a feedback.

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