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If I exit a loop do to an error (On Error) can I then direct control back
into the loop via a GoTo? e.g. On Error GoTo EndofProc For i = 0 to n Resume: ' do stuff Next i Exit Sub EndofProc: i = i + 1 GoTo Resume |
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On Error GoTo EndofProc For i = 0 To n 'Do Stuff Continue: Next i Exit Sub EndofProc: 'do error stuff Resume Continue End Sub In article , "ThisShouldBeEasy" wrote: If I exit a loop do to an error (On Error) can I then direct control back into the loop via a GoTo? e.g. On Error GoTo EndofProc For i = 0 to n Resume: ' do stuff Next i Exit Sub EndofProc: i = i + 1 GoTo Resume |
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