Looking for an easier way to write this For Each loop. Perhaps with a case statement?

mikenelena

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  1. 365
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We have two groups of employees, and they need different handling for payroll. To loop through 1 type of employee, I simply excluded the others in my For Each statement, because there are only a few. For that second group though, it is inefficient and unwieldy to exclude an entire list. (Every time an employee comes or goes, I'd have to change the code.) Below is what I'm looking to accomplish, but I'm sure there is a better way. My gut says maybe a case statement would do it, but I'm not sure how to go about it. Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks so much!

Code:
Sub LoopGetAdminPayrollData()


Dim ws As Worksheet


Application.ScreenUpdating = False
For Each ws In Worksheets


    If ws.Name <> "Main" And ws.Name <> "Guide" And ws.Name <> "Sum" And ws.Name <> "Abb" And ws.Name <> "Bar" And ws.Name <> "Bur" _
    And ws.Name <> "Car" And ws.Name <> "Duc" And ws.Name <> "Jef" And ws.Name <> "Fit" And ws.Name <> "Gil" And ws.Name <> "Hec" _
    And ws.Name <> "JP" And ws.Name <> "Jud" And ws.Name <> "Nap" And ws.Name <> "Pow" And ws.Name <> "BR" And ws.Name <> "JR" _
    And ws.Name <> "Ree" And ws.Name <> "TJ" And ws.Name <> "Ben" And ws.Name <> "Tet" And ws.Name <> "Var" And ws.Name <> "Bill" _
    And ws.Name <> "Yoh" And ws.Name <> "Dan" Then


Worksheets(ActiveSheet.Index + 1).Select
Call GetAdminData


    End If


Next ws
    
End Sub
 

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I would recommend creating a two-column table that lists each employee name and payroll code/type, and then have your code look up the value and then determine what to do.
 
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