I have an Add-In where I have created a class which holds a couple of
application level events. In the class I declare a public Application
object WithEvents. The class is instantiated in the Add-In
WorkBook_Open event. When I load a workbook with the Add-In attached
the events seem to fire ok on the workbook, it being the active
workbook. However, I have a form on the Add-In activated from a toolbar
button which is periodically displayed during a program loop for the
user to make a choice. On the form I have a button which stops the
program with the End keyword if the user wants to stop the program.
When this button is pressed the code stops running ok but so do the
application events.

Any help appreciated.

The End keyword should never be used. It completely terminates
all VBA code and reset all public variables to their default
values. You should instead use Exit Sub or Exit Function to exit
from the called procedure, perhaps returning a value indicating
to the calling procedure that it, too, should call Exit Sub.

In short, design your code so that End is never used.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com








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I have an Add-In where I have created a class which holds a
couple of
application level events. In the class I declare a public
Application
object WithEvents. The class is instantiated in the Add-In
WorkBook_Open event. When I load a workbook with the Add-In
attached
the events seem to fire ok on the workbook, it being the active
workbook. However, I have a form on the Add-In activated from a
toolbar
button which is periodically displayed during a program loop
for the
user to make a choice. On the form I have a button which stops
the
program with the End keyword if the user wants to stop the
program.
When this button is pressed the code stops running ok but so do
the
application events.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

Mike
Chip Pearson wrote:
The End keyword should never be used. It completely terminates
all VBA code and reset all public variables to their default
values. You should instead use Exit Sub or Exit Function to exit
from the called procedure, perhaps returning a value indicating
to the calling procedure that it, too, should call Exit Sub.

In short, design your code so that End is never used.


--
Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com








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I have an Add-In where I have created a class which holds a
couple of
application level events. In the class I declare a public
Application
object WithEvents. The class is instantiated in the Add-In
WorkBook_Open event. When I load a workbook with the Add-In
attached
the events seem to fire ok on the workbook, it being the active
workbook. However, I have a form on the Add-In activated from a
toolbar
button which is periodically displayed during a program loop
for the
user to make a choice. On the form I have a button which stops
the
program with the End keyword if the user wants to stop the
program.
When this button is pressed the code stops running ok but so do
the
application events.

Any help appreciated.