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VB handling on mdi print error code 1004
I am attempting to automatically print an mdi format file from Excel. When
the save menu asks for a name or cancel option, my visual basic program fails with error code 1004 even though I have an on error statement. How do you trap the cancel selection from the menu to avoid the vb program from quiting with an error. When I use the On Error when attempting to print a PDF file and the user selects cancel, it traps the error and the vb program continues on to the GoTO address. Thanks for any help. |
VB handling on mdi print error code 1004
When I use the On Error when attempting to print a PDF file and the user
selects cancel, it traps the error and the vb program continues on to the GoTO address. Every error handler must have a Resume statement associated with it. So (if I understand you) when the user cancels your code jumps to your error handler. In the error handler you have a Goto. That won't fly. Use Resume instead of the Goto: On Error Goto ErrHandler ''Potential error causing code ''other code ResumeHe ''other code Exit Sub ErrHandler: ''do stuff Resume ResumeHere -- Jim "Walter L. skinner" wrote in message ... |I am attempting to automatically print an mdi format file from Excel. When | the save menu asks for a name or cancel option, my visual basic program fails | with error code 1004 even though I have an on error statement. How do you | trap the cancel selection from the menu to avoid the vb program from quiting | with an error. When I use the On Error when attempting to print a PDF file | and the user selects cancel, it traps the error and the vb program continues | on to the GoTO address. | | Thanks for any help. |
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