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I have a weekly shipment checking macro and in it I use *Find* to loo
for specific shipment numbers. From time to time the number I' looking for isn't there so I'm left inserting a temporary hack to ge through that week. Being self-taught with tons of help from this group there are definit gaps in the VBA education (like error-handling). What is the best wa to avoid these errors? Do I need to count the number of times th number comes up in the column and if it's 0 then exectute else skip? There are usually some good functions or tricks and I'm about to ad some more finds (since they're so useful) but only if I can keep th 'ol macro running Thanks, Jordan PS. Any good links to sites/pages with programming advise for VB error handling of any kind -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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