Here's another extension method that cleans up the logic a little with LINQ:



    <Extension()>
    Public Function MultiContains(str As String, ParamArray values() As String) As Boolean
        Return values.Any(Function(val) str.Contains(val))
    End Function

I have an HTMLElementCollection that I'm going through using a For Each Loop to see if the InnerHTML contains certain words.  If they do contain any of those keywords it gets saved into a file.

Everything works fine but I was wondering if there is a way to simplify.  Here's a sample

    For Each Helement As HtmlElement In elements

         If Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword1") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword2") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword3") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword4") Or Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword5") = True Then
             ' THE CODE TO COPY TO FILE
         End If

    Next Helement
                      
Does anything exist that would work like:

    If Helement.InnerHtml.Contains("keyword1", "keyword2", "keyword3", "keyword4", "keyword5")
The way I'm doing it now just seems wasteful, and I'm pretty OCD about it.