Thank you both very much. The errors occure when I am trying
"Application.quit" so I really want to ignore the problem, if I can't
determine what it is. The work has been accomplished at this time.
Thanks again.

"NickHK" wrote:

..DisplayAlerts means just that; whether to display those <helpful message
from Excel.

This is completely different from the error messages that you seem to see,
which are raised because of problems with your code.
It is generally not a good idea to use Resume Next to ignore errors, unless
you know/expect what is happening and you are dealing with it.

Sounds like you should fix your code.

..ScreenUpdating is always True in Break/debug mode.

NickHK

"OlieH" wrote in message
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Yes. What I have done is to add
On Error Resume Next this does allow the program to close without
display.
Since I am trying to quit the program, I dont care if I get errors at this
point.
I am still perplexed why I can't set these to "False" however.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

Stepping through code will likely have a different effect than running
your
macro normally. Do you have this problem when you run the code
normally?

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"OlieH" wrote:

mI have at the end of my macro the following:
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Application.quit

When I step through the first two statements they both stay "True"
How have I blocked by ability to reset this parameter?
The results is when I run the Application.Quit, the Macro window open
and
then closes.
All help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.