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How to avoid an error dialog
Thanks, That did the trick.
Justa "GS" wrote: possibly: At the beginning of the procedure add this: On Error GoTo ErrorExit Then insert this as the lines before "End" Sub or Function: ErrorExit: Err.Clear -OR- You could use On Error Resume Next at the beginning, to suppress any error messages that may occur in the procedure. I hope this helps! GS |
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