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Default Ignore breakpoint when running a macro

I don't think such a thing is possible, what i do is where my breakpoints
are, i go to Edit-Bookmarks and toggle bookmark, this will create a mark by
that line of code, put those on your breaks and run, then you can go to next
or previous bookmarks and put breaks on the ones you want. If you right click
and customize your toolbar, you can put them right on your toolbar and its
very easy.
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"hmm" wrote:

When troubleshooting a macro, there are instances where I want to switch back
and forth between running and debugging. There are breakpoints in my
debugging, which I find I must remove before running to prevent interruption
in execution. Then, when I go back to debugging I need to reinsert them.

How can I tell Excel to ignore breakpoints when running (without deleting
them, so that I may use the same breakpoints for future debugging)?

Thanks.