Skip some part of For-Each Loop

AlexanderBB

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This is some code I'm writing
VBA Code:
  Set iRange = .Range("A" & ThisRow & ":" & HiCol & ThisRow)
                For Each Cel In iRange
                    Set Access = New clsAccess
                    If CRCol(iSheet, Cel) = True Then
                            Match = Access.CR(Cel)
                            ' at this point we want loop to jump to Cell CQ
                        Else
                            Match = Access.cfrm(Cel)  'Returns true or false if cell matches db
                    End If
                    If Match = False Then Stop:  'To Do
                Next
In the line remmed what would be a good approach? I need to skip any cells before CQ.
 

Excel Facts

What is the last column in Excel?
Excel columns run from A to Z, AA to AZ, AAA to XFD. The last column is XFD.
Do you mean column CQ? If you want to skip cells before column CQ then define iRange to include only columns starting from CQ.
VBA Code:
If HiCol < 95 Then HiCol = 95
You're not showing us a complete picture here, so I'm guessing at what you want to do. I don't know what you mean by "jump to Cell CQ" in the context of where you put that comment.

The only other guess I have for you is
Rich (BB code):
                            If Cel.Column >= 95 Then
                               Match = Access.CR(Cel)
                               ' at this point we want loop to jump to Cell CQ
                            End If
 
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Yes it is Column CQ, I'm iterating through the range until a certain point when I want to skip some, then continue.
That point will vary.
I'll try a For-Next Loop and increment the loop counter.
 
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Yes, the latter. Incrementing the counter to skip some did work. Some columns represent weeks. How many weeks varies. If the last is before
CQ , say it was BD I don't need to look at Cols BE-CP but do want to continue reading Values from CQ.
 
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