VBA: Multiple if conditions with loop

Abdulhaq

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Dear All,

I am writing a macro where i have multiple conditions for getting the data and i am stuck here as it is giving only single output that is "0-1 days"... Please help

below is my code :

Lastrow1 = Sheets("Rawdata").Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row

For A = 2 To Lastrow1


If Cells(A, "D") >= 0 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "0-1 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 1 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "1-3 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 3 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "3-5 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 5 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "5-10 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 10 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "10-20 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 20 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "20-30 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 30 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "30-40 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 45 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "45-60 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 60 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "60-90 Days"
ElseIf Cells(A, "D") >= 90 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "90+ Days"
Else: Cells(A, "D") = "overdue"
End If

Next

End With
End Sub
 

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You are getting "0-1 Days" because the IF statement will look at the first value and say "if the cell is greater or equal to 0 then assign me as "0-1 Days" - you should try to invert the equality sign.
So If Cells(A, "D") < 1 Then
Cells(A, "CK") = "0-1 Days"
ElseIf ...
Keep using < instead of >=
 
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You can also use a select case like
Code:
   For a = 2 To LastRow
      Select Case Cells(a, "D")
         Case Is < 1
            Cells(a, "CK") = "0-1 Days"
         Case Is < 3
            Cells(a, "CK") = "1-3 Days"
         Case Is < 5
            Cells(a, "CK") = "3-5 Days"
      End Select
   Next a
 
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