I have never seen that, and would be interested in hearing of such
circumstances.

Google will find you plenty.




That's just a question of good/bad coding, nothing to do with End. It
would
be just as easy to let code finish in the normal manner without doing
those
things, so and resetting would be no more, no less, applicable to a forced
end as a non-forced end. Excel/VBA won't do it for you.


If process A calls process B, and process B uses an End statement, then the
remainder of process A does not run. This is *bad* coding, and *everything*
to so with End.