Hello

I wondered if someone could help,

I have several (hundred) macro doing different things,

What I thought though is that if my sheets contain no data then the
macro will debug as it cannot continue.

I wanted to add a line at the beginning of each of my macro's
basically telling it which macro to visit if the row within the sheet
is zero.

Perhaps I could do this in replacement of the error message?

I have no idea what I could do to solve this but I was hoping someone
could help.

THanks in advance,

Andrea

if activesheet.UsedRange.rows.count < 2 then
exit sub
end if

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


" wrote:

Hello

I wondered if someone could help,

I have several (hundred) macro doing different things,

What I thought though is that if my sheets contain no data then the
macro will debug as it cannot continue.

I wanted to add a line at the beginning of each of my macro's
basically telling it which macro to visit if the row within the sheet
is zero.

Perhaps I could do this in replacement of the error message?

I have no idea what I could do to solve this but I was hoping someone
could help.

THanks in advance,

Andrea

Hi Tom,

I did get this working but there is so much macro coding for the
entire process that it's a nightmare. My macros all appear to be
doing the same thing for each sheet in the workbook......instead I
have created a macro for each of the sheets......not the easiest way I
bet.

Then I have calculations on bold figures........my macros stop working
when there is something it cannot find....

I've terribly wrong with all this.....

thanks for your help all the same,

im very grateful,

andrea

On 12 Jun, 21:29, Tom Ogilvy
wrote:
if activesheet.UsedRange.rows.count < 2 then
exit sub
end if

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



" wrote:
Hello

I wondered if someone could help,

I have several (hundred) macro doing different things,

What I thought though is that if my sheets contain no data then the
macro will debug as it cannot continue.

I wanted to add a line at the beginning of each of my macro's
basically telling it which macro to visit if the row within the sheet
is zero.

Perhaps I could do this in replacement of the error message?

I have no idea what I could do to solve this but I was hoping someone
could help.

THanks in advance,

Andrea- Hide quoted text -

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