Large Conditioning Statements in VBA comparing variables

Peteor

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I have a situation where I would like to compare variables 27 different times, and output the results to a MsgBox. Even a simple true/False would work.

Test 1 would have variables A & B
Test 2 would have variables A2 & B2
Test 3 would have variables A3 & B3
....
Test 27 would have variables A27 & B27

I would like to output the results of each test to one large MsgBox, but don't want to code every possible outcome. Is there a way to shortcut this?
 

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Absolutely perfect! You are a gentleman and a scholar. I have learned sooooo much! Thanks again!
 
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