1. Excel Macro Compile Error Procedure Too Large
2. Compile Excel Macro
3. Excel Vba Compiler

I have a problem with my code, an error appears, and I don;t understand why. The error is:
'Compile error: Next without For'
I do not understand why it is like that. I am new to coding so any help and comments are more than welcome.
This is the code, the Next which is pointed as the one without For is provided a comment.

Thank you all in advance,with best regards,
Artur.

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2 Answers

Every For statement with a body must have a matching Next, and every If-Then statement with a body must have a matching End If.

Excel Macro Compile Error Procedure Too Large

Example:

You have part of the body of your If statement inside your For i loop, and part of it outside. It has to be either ALL inside or ALL outside. Think through the logic and see what it is you want to do.

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Symptoms

Consider the following scenario:

• You write a Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macro code that uses Declare statements.

• Your VBA macro code uses compilation constants. For example, your macro code uses one the following compilation constants:

  • #If VBA7
  • #If Win64

• You use an #Else block in a conditional block. In the #Else block, you use syntax for a Declare statement designed to run in Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications 6.0.

• You edit the code in a 64-bit version of a Microsoft Office 2010 program.

• You try to change the Declare statement in the #Else block.

In this scenario, you receive the following error message:

Note

This issue only occurs when you edit the VBA macro. This issue does not occur when you run the macro.

Resolution

To resolve this issue, ignore the 'Compile error' and run the VBA code in the 64-bit version of the Office 2010 program.

More Information

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Steps to reproduce the problem

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1. Start the 64-bit version of Microsoft Excel 2010 that is running on a Windows 64-bit operating system.

2. Press ALT+F11 to start the Visual Basic for Applications 7.0 IDE window.

3. On the Insert menu, click Module.

4. In the code window that appears, copy and paste the following code:

5. In each Declare statement, manually change the name of any parameter that is passed from 'ms' to 'millisecs.'

Excel Vba Compiler

When you change the second Declare statement, Visual Basic for Applications 7.0 will report an error that indicates that you have to use PtrSafe. However, the report is incorrect because the line is in a section that only runs in Visual Basic for Applications 6.0. VBA 6.0 does not use PtrSafe. Therefore, you can safely ignore the error message.

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