Thanks, Peter. I'll just bet your're right that the error
handlers are doing it. I'll add some breaks and some Err
nbrs and descriptions to see if they are firing even after
the code issues an Err.Clear action. That should be
conclusive. :-\

E


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Hi,

Well the error raised in Sub2 should be handled in Sub2.
If it's not then
something else is happening.

What I suggest you do is put breakpoints in both of the
error handlers and a
breakpoint in Sub2 and you may be able to work out what
is happening. I
wonder if your error handler in Sub2 isn't itself
throwing an error - errors
in error handlers can be very troublesome :-(