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Decisions Based on More Than One Condition: Using the If..Then...AND Conditional Statement

 
Sub IfThenAnd()
    Dim price As Single
    Dim units As Integer
    Dim rebate As Single

    Const strMsg1 = "To get a rebate you must buy an additional "
    Const strMsg2 = "Price must equal $7.00"

    units = 234
    price = 7

    If price = 7 And units >= 50 Then
        rebate = (price * units) * 0.1
         MsgBox "The rebate is: $" & rebate
    End If

    If price = 7 And units < 50 Then
        MsgBox strMsg1 & "50 - units."
    End If

    If price <> 7 And units >= 50 Then
        MsgBox strMsg2
    End If

    If price <> 7 And units < 50 Then
        MsgBox "You didn't meet the criteria."
    End If
End Sub

 








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