Question

When using a

If Then
'Do Something
Else If
'Do Something
End If 

If the first and second condition is true would it execute just the first or both?

for some reason when i have this code:

Dim Report As String

If (DateRange_Pro_TotalCount > 0) Then

        Dim DateRange_Pro_ReportStr As String

        DateRange_Pro_ReportStr = "Total Referrals: " & DateRange_Pro_TotalCount & vbNewLine _

        Report = Report & DateRange_Pro_ReportStr

    ElseIf (DateRange_InPro_TotalCount > 0) Then

        Dim DateRange_InPro_ReportStr As String

        DateRange_InPro_ReportStr = "Total Referrals: " & DateRange_InPro_TotalCount & vbNewLine _

        Report = Report & DateRange_InPro_ReportStr

End If

'next statement prints report variable to textBox

This statement only executes the first condition even though both conditions are true. I changed ‘Else If’ to ‘End If’ and ‘If’ ( two diff. conditional statments instead of one statement with two conditions) and it worked.

Answer 1

Yes, you are correct, it will only execute the first block

From IF-THEN-ELSE Statement (VBA)

If condition_1 Then
    result_1

 ElseIf condition_2 Then
   result_2
 ...
 ElseIf condition_n Then
    result_n

 Else
   result_else

 End If

condition_1 to condition_n are evaluated in the order listed. Once a
condition is found to be true, the IF-THEN-ELSE statement will execute
the corresponding code and not evaluate the conditions any further.

result_1 to result_n is the code that is executed once a condition is
found to be true.