I want to speed(clean) up my code with loops

dcoker

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I have 16 different blocks of code that have the same structure as below. Is there a way to speed this up and make it cleaner with loops? Thanks :)

ActiveSheet.Range("D8") = reg1
ActiveSheet.Range("D9") = reg2
ActiveSheet.Range("D10") = reg3
ActiveSheet.Range("D11") = reg4
ActiveSheet.Range("D12") = reg5
ActiveSheet.Range("D13") = reg6
ActiveSheet.Range("D14") = reg7
ActiveSheet.Range("D15") = reg8
ActiveSheet.Range("D16") = reg9
ActiveSheet.Range("D17") = reg10
ActiveSheet.Range("D18") = reg11
ActiveSheet.Range("D19") = reg12
ActiveSheet.Range("D20") = reg13
ActiveSheet.Range("D21") = reg14
 

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What are reg1, reg2 etc.?

By they way, using a loop wouldn't necessarily speed this code up - you would still be doing the same thing the same no of times.

What might speed things up would be to use an array.
Code:
ActiveSheet.Range("D8:D21") = Application.Transpose(Array(reg1, reg2, reg3, reg4, reg5, reg6, reg7, reg8, reg9, reg10, reg11, reg12, reg13, reg14))

Whether that's practical kind of depends what reg1, reg2 etc. are.
 
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That works great!! Thank you!!!!!!

Is there any way to do the same for this?? Thanks!

wcom1 = ActiveCell.Offset(2, 15).Text
wcom2 = ActiveCell.Offset(3, 15).Text
wcom3 = ActiveCell.Offset(4, 15).Text
wcom4 = ActiveCell.Offset(5, 15).Text
wcom5 = ActiveCell.Offset(6, 15).Text
wcom6 = ActiveCell.Offset(7, 15).Text
wcom7 = ActiveCell.Offset(8, 15).Text
wcom8 = ActiveCell.Offset(9, 15).Text
wcom9 = ActiveCell.Offset(10, 15).Text
wcom10 = ActiveCell.Offset(11, 15).Text
wcom11 = ActiveCell.Offset(12, 15).Text
wcom12 = ActiveCell.Offset(13, 15).Text
wcom13 = ActiveCell.Offset(14, 15).Text
wcom14 = ActiveCell.Offset(15, 15).Text
 
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That works great!! Thank you!!!!!!

Is there any way to do the same for this?? Thanks!

wcom1 = ActiveCell.Offset(2, 15).Text
wcom2 = ActiveCell.Offset(3, 15).Text
wcom3 = ActiveCell.Offset(4, 15).Text
wcom4 = ActiveCell.Offset(5, 15).Text
wcom5 = ActiveCell.Offset(6, 15).Text
wcom6 = ActiveCell.Offset(7, 15).Text
wcom7 = ActiveCell.Offset(8, 15).Text
wcom8 = ActiveCell.Offset(9, 15).Text
wcom9 = ActiveCell.Offset(10, 15).Text
wcom10 = ActiveCell.Offset(11, 15).Text
wcom11 = ActiveCell.Offset(12, 15).Text
wcom12 = ActiveCell.Offset(13, 15).Text
wcom13 = ActiveCell.Offset(14, 15).Text
wcom14 = ActiveCell.Offset(15, 15).Text

If wcom1, wcom2, etc. are simple string variables, then the answer is no. However, if that is the case, you should look into how to use arrays as that would allow you to simplify the code quite easily.
 
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