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Macro Fails to Run Correctly
I have about seven procedures that are written to run in succession from a
worksheet CmdBtn. However, several do not unless I manually run them with F5. It has worked for me in other applications, so I'm baffled. Plus, the MS debugger identifies the problem with a Range.ClearContents function which is the last procedure and yet several procedures before it have failed, so I'm doubly baffled. And, as stated, they all run without a hitch when run manually. Any suggestions? Thank you. Jim Kobzeff |
Macro Fails to Run Correctly
The code you say doesn't run; is it conditional on if statements. If so,
possibly your conditions are not being met. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "JK" wrote in message ... I have about seven procedures that are written to run in succession from a worksheet CmdBtn. However, several do not unless I manually run them with F5. It has worked for me in other applications, so I'm baffled. Plus, the MS debugger identifies the problem with a Range.ClearContents function which is the last procedure and yet several procedures before it have failed, so I'm doubly baffled. And, as stated, they all run without a hitch when run manually. Any suggestions? Thank you. Jim Kobzeff |
Macro Fails to Run Correctly
In addition to Tom's suggestion, do you have any 'On Error Resume
Next' or 'On Error goto {somewhere}' statements? If so, unless they are protect against *expected* errors, lose them. You will find debugging greatly simplified. -- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials Custom MS Office productivity solutions In article , says... I have about seven procedures that are written to run in succession from a worksheet CmdBtn. However, several do not unless I manually run them with F5. It has worked for me in other applications, so I'm baffled. Plus, the MS debugger identifies the problem with a Range.ClearContents function which is the last procedure and yet several procedures before it have failed, so I'm doubly baffled. And, as stated, they all run without a hitch when run manually. Any suggestions? Thank you. Jim Kobzeff |
Macro Fails to Run Correctly
Thank you for the suggestions. Both did contribute in finding the problem.
Seems the sheet must be activated. Strange because it worked fine without activation up until a week ago. Thanks again "JK" wrote in message ... I have about seven procedures that are written to run in succession from a worksheet CmdBtn. However, several do not unless I manually run them with F5. It has worked for me in other applications, so I'm baffled. Plus, the MS debugger identifies the problem with a Range.ClearContents function which is the last procedure and yet several procedures before it have failed, so I'm doubly baffled. And, as stated, they all run without a hitch when run manually. Any suggestions? Thank you. Jim Kobzeff |
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