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I recently added a userform to a workbook I'm working on. When
creating the code for the form, I accidently placed a loop in the wrong place, causing an infinte loop where ESC wouldn't cancel the process. I used CTRL+Break to end my process, but since then (could just be my superstition) I've been having a weird problem. If I launch a module from an external source, like the Macro Window, then my code enters break mode after the following code: Load UserForm1 UserForm1.Show My form opens, but the code inside isn't run until I hit "continue" inside the VB Editor. If I run my module from within the VB Editor I don't get this problem. I've tried copying my data into a blank workbook, creating a blank userform, and typing in the same code into a blank module. The same thing happens. Is there any way I can stop entering break mode? |
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