How to Use AND Operator in IF Statement in VBA

We will introduce how to use the IF statement and the Operator AND together in VBA with examples.

Use AND Operator on If Statement in VBA

The function of the AND operator will return True only when all the operator conditions are True. If any of the conditions from the AND operator is False, it will return False.

We can use the AND operator with an If statement, which gives one value if the condition is True and gives another value if the condition is False.

VBA allows combining the AND function with VBA If statement. Multiple conditions can be tested by combining two functions in VBA coding.

The outcome comes to be True if both functions are true simultaneously and turns out as False if the outcome of any of the two functions is false at a point. We can combine the If and AND functions by following the following steps below.

1. Code starts with the If keyword.
2. The first condition is specified for the If function.
3. AND keyword is used to specify the second function.
4. We will define the second condition for the AND function.

Let’s have an example in which we will use both If and AND together.

Code:

# vba
Sub IfANDTogether()

If 10 < 20 And 20 > 12 Then

  MsgBox "Congrats! Both Situations are passed"

Else

  MsgBox "Sorry! One or both situations have failed."

End If

End Sub

Output:

As you can see, when both conditions are True, we receive a congratulations message. But when one or both situations are False, we receive a message of sorry.

We can also use more than two conditions, as shown below.

Code:

# vba
Sub ifAndTogether()

If 13 = 13 And 12 > 10 And 12 - 1 = 11 Then

MsgBox "Congrats! All Situations are passed."

Else

MsgBox "Sorry! Some or all situations have failed."

End If

End Sub

Output:

The AND operator can help us with multiple conditions to get the desired result.