You could make that Excel macro a function, handle the error in that
function
and pass the error to VB as a result of that function. Haven't tried it but
I think
you could pass the Err object from the Excel function to VB.
Then you can do whatever you want with this in VB.

RBS


"Priya" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have an application written in VB which runs a particular macro in a few
Excel workbooks. Is there a way to capture the errors raised in the macro
in
VB? Specifically, I dont want Excel or VBA to display any errors. All
errors
must be transfered to the VB code calling the macro. (Err.Raise in the
macro
just shows up a dialog with it going into the errorhandler of the calling
VB
code.)

Thanks in advance!
Priya