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9.4

Excel VBA - Control Statement

Asked by jannhan in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Visual Basic Programming

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I have the following requirements and I'm trying to write a VBA macro to validate this.
- For every 4 hours worked, employee can claim $50
- If less than 4 hours worked, no amount is allowed.
- Eg: 3 hours = $0, 6 hours = $50, 8 hours = $100

I've written a code to do this but it looks very messy. The code I wrote is not dynamic. I wrote this code with the assumption that an employee will not work more than 24 hours a day (sensible). But you'll never know. Anyone can help me refine it (if possible)?Start Free Trial 
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If Hours >= 24 Then
            If Cells(x, 4).Value <= 600 Then
                MsgBox ("Ok")
                Cells(x, 4).Select
                Exit Sub
            Else
            	MsgBox ("Error")
                Exit Sub
            End If
            
        End If
        
        If Hours >= 20 Then
            If Cells(x, 4).Value <= 500 Then
                MsgBox ("500")
                Cells(x, 4).Select
                Exit Sub
            Else
            	MsgBox ("Error")
                Exit Sub
            End If
        End If
        
        If Hours >= 16 Then
            If Cells(x, 4).Value <= 400 Then
                MsgBox ("400")
                Cells(x, 4).Select
                Exit Sub
            Else
            	MsgBox ("Error")
                Exit Sub
            End If
        End If
        
        If Hours >= 12 Then
            If Cells(x, 4).Value <= 300 Then
                MsgBox ("300")
                Cells(x, 4).Select
                Exit Sub
            Else
            	MsgBox ("Error")
                Exit Sub
            End If
        End If
        
        If Hours >= 8 Then
            If Cells(x, 4).Value <= 200 Then
                MsgBox ("200")
                Cells(x, 4).Select
                Exit Sub
            Else
            	MsgBox ("Error")
                Exit Sub
            End If
        End If
        
        If Hours >= 4 Then
            If Cells(x, 4).Value <= 100 Then
                MsgBox ("100")
                Cells(x, 4).Select
                Exit Sub
            Else
            	MsgBox ("Error")
                Exit Sub
            End If
        End If
        
        If Hours < 4 Then
            If Cells(x, 4).Value <> "" Then
                MsgBox ("False")
                Cells(x, 4).Select
                Exit Sub
        End If
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