As others have mentioned, your question is only partly formed. To help in any meaningful way, one would need to know
  1. under what condition do you want to skip the loop activities?
  2. what do you want to do when you bypass the contents of the loop(where do you want to go)?
  3. once you have gone to where you want to go after #2 above, what do you want to do when you come back?
I am going to guess that you want to continue working inside the loop(from question #3 because going to the end and doing nothing is not sane)
I am going to restate what I think you are asking here:

enter a loop
do what is in loop unless/until some condition(if/unless) is met
**do something else(call a sub?)
then come back and continue to the next iteration of the loop(next)

It seems to me that this all boils down to putting a next/(some conditional) in the appropriate place in the loop activities.

...the majority is always wrong, and always the last to know about it...
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wjw

In reply to Re: any mechanism to go to the end of a loop but do not exit the loop by wjw
in thread any mechanism to go to the end of a loop but do not exit the loop by simonz

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