If Cell Value Greater Than -1 Exit Sub

pwill

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Hi can anyone help with vba code?

I have a Sub named 'My Data'

I have values in cells D3 and D4 Sheet2 and want to call a Sub named 'DataValues' then exit sub but only when D3 = D4 greater than -1

eg

(A) - if D3 value is 1 and D4 value is 3 then I want Sub 'My Data' to call Sub 'DataValues' then exit Sub.

but

(B) - if D3 value is 1 and D4 value is 2 then I just want to end the IF statement and continue with the Sub 'My Data'

(C)- if D3 value is 7 and D4 value is 5 then I just want to end the IF statement and continue with the Sub 'My Data'

The code I have works with the line highlighted in red when (A) is true but still calls Sub 'DataValues' when (B) and (C) is true.

Code:
Sub MyData()


    Dim FromSht As Worksheet: Set FromSht = Sheet1
    Dim ToSht As Worksheet: Set ToSht = Sheet2
    Dim lRowW As Long

    
    lRowW = FromSht.Cells(Rows.Count, "W").End(xlUp).Row
        
        With ToSht
                If Range("D4") = "" Then
                    GoTo Continue
                End If
            [COLOR=#ff0000]If Range("D3") = Range("D4") > -1 Then[/COLOR]
                [COLOR=#ff0000]Call DataValues[/COLOR]
                Exit Sub
            End If
        End With
    
Continue:
        If lRowW = 2 Then
            FromSht.Range("W2").ClearContents
                    Range("D4").ClearContents
                    Exit Sub
                Else:
                    If lRowW = 1 Then
                    Range("D3").ClearContents
                Exit Sub
            End If
        End If
End Sub


Any help would be apprieciated

Regards

pwill
 
Hi Fluff, thank you so much, that works now :)

much appreciated, I spent all day trying to figure that out lol

regards

pwill
 
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Glad we could help & thanks for the feedback
 
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YOUR POST #1
I have a Sub named 'My Data'


I have values in cells D3 and D4 Sheet2 and want to call a Sub named 'DataValues' then exit sub but only when D3 = D4 greater than -1

eg

(A) - if D3 value is 1 and D4 value is 3 then I want Sub 'My Data' to call Sub 'DataValues' then exit Sub.

D3 is not equal to D4 so why are you calling sub datavalues
 
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Hi, Sorry only just seen this post, I am calling Sub DataValues when the difference between D3 & D4 is greater than 1 because the values in these cells change frequently,
I have it set now to how Fluff has it with

D4-1 > D3

it seems to work fine as and when the values change

Regards

pwill

YOUR POST #1
I have a Sub named 'My Data'


I have values in cells D3 and D4 Sheet2 and want to call a Sub named 'DataValues' then exit sub but only when D3 = D4 greater than -1

eg

(A) - if D3 value is 1 and D4 value is 3 then I want Sub 'My Data' to call Sub 'DataValues' then exit Sub.

D3 is not equal to D4 so why are you calling sub datavalues
 
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