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VBA/XP/2000 On Error Resume Next problem.
I'll accept the thanks for Jim. He's on location filming his next movie. (Oh,
wait. This isn't the Oscars!) Frank McLellan wrote: On 19/6/05 09:10, in article , "Dave Peterson" wrote: Jim wants you to turn that to something else. Under Tools|options|General tab I have "break on unhandled errors" checked. Since you had "break on all errors" checked and the code found an error, it broke (breaked?). Frank McLellan wrote: Yes Jim, the Break on all Errors" is checked. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** Thanks Dave. That was it. I had Excel VBE set to "unhandled" in the office but "all" at home. Thanks again Dave. -- Dave Peterson |
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