Does the VBA “And” operator evaluate the second argument when the first is false?

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What you are looking for is called “short-circuit evaluation“.

VBA doesn’t have it.

You can see an approach that is probably adaptable to your situation here.

The approach that was chosen there involved substituting a Select Case for the If. There is also an example of using nested Ifs.

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