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So far in my short VBA programming experience, I have not done much in
the way of Error Trapping(I know that is a BAD thing). Lately, I've been reading a few VBA books to learn more, and realized I need to code Error Trapping. In Excel 2002 Power Programming With VBA, by John Walkenbach, he mentions that after using: On Error Resume Next, you need to restore normal error handling with "On Error GoTo 0". My question is if the current workbook is closed, without using the "On Error GoTo 0", is error handling returned to normal? Thanks. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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