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Frozen Status Bar upon Errors
I have a procedure that uses the
Application.StatusBar to update the user on the progress of the routine. As the procedure does not have all the error handling that it needs, the procedure is failing every now and then. When it fails, the status bar freezes with the last value that was in it. Is there a way to say in the event of any type of error clear the status bar. I am assuming it would look like On Error Application.StatusBar = "" But I am not sure where to put this in my code as I have a for Each Loop that calls various procedures. I need to put it in part of the code that will always ensure that I do not have values in my status bar upon error generation. |
Frozen Status Bar upon Errors
You can set a "general error handler" in your main sub and if there is no
error handler set at a given point of execution, error handling will fall through to it: Sub Main() On Error GoTo GeneralHandler Call Sub1 Exit Sub GeneralHandler: MsgBox "in general error handler" End Sub Sub Sub1() Dim x As Integer Call Sub2 x = "abc" 'will be caught in Main error handler End Sub Sub Sub2() Dim x As Integer On Error GoTo Sub3Handler x = "abc" Exit Sub Sub3Handler: MsgBox "in sub3 handler" End Sub -- Jim Rech Excel MVP "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... |I have a procedure that uses the | | Application.StatusBar to update the user on the progress | of the routine. As the procedure does not have all the | error handling that it needs, the procedure is failing | every now and then. When it fails, the status bar freezes | with the last value that was in it. | | Is there a way to say in the event of any type of error | clear the status bar. I am assuming it would look like | | On Error | Application.StatusBar = "" | | But I am not sure where to put this in my code as I have a | for Each Loop that calls various procedures. I need to | put it in part of the code that will always ensure that I | do not have values in my status bar upon error generation. |
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