My macro - containing 4 inputboxes and generating 2 tables and corresponding
charts - is running very well by F5, but gives a 424 object error when I use
the designated short cut key. It is clear that it jumps over the second
inputbox and that it - further on but probably not in relation to the first
problem - does not identify a certain dataset, although it is dimensioned and
set. What solution do you suggest?
I also tried "i = DoEvents" but it doesn't seem to work.

have you tried creating a button to run the code? If that doesn't work, try
posting the code.

"Wim VL" wrote:

My macro - containing 4 inputboxes and generating 2 tables and corresponding
charts - is running very well by F5, but gives a 424 object error when I use
the designated short cut key. It is clear that it jumps over the second
inputbox and that it - further on but probably not in relation to the first
problem - does not identify a certain dataset, although it is dimensioned and
set. What solution do you suggest?
I also tried "i = DoEvents" but it doesn't seem to work.

Thank you JNW. I could solve the problem by changing the order of some of my
codes.

"JNW" wrote:

have you tried creating a button to run the code? If that doesn't work, try
posting the code.

"Wim VL" wrote:

My macro - containing 4 inputboxes and generating 2 tables and corresponding
charts - is running very well by F5, but gives a 424 object error when I use
the designated short cut key. It is clear that it jumps over the second
inputbox and that it - further on but probably not in relation to the first
problem - does not identify a certain dataset, although it is dimensioned and
set. What solution do you suggest?
I also tried "i = DoEvents" but it doesn't seem to work.