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VBA Debug Mode : How to I enter it after executing the nth data row.
My program performs well until I reach execution of data row # 1378.
My loop seems to be misbehaving after that row but I have no clue on what triggered it. Please remind me how do I enter automatically in VBA Debug Mode after executing the nth data row to be able to start checking Watches. Thank you, Wayne |
VBA Debug Mode : How to I enter it after executing the nth datarow.
On Jun 17, 5:55*pm, u473 wrote:
My program performs well until I reach execution of data row # 1378. My loop seems to be misbehaving after that row but I have no clue on what triggered it. Please remind me how do I enter automatically in VBA Debug Mode after executing the nth data row to be able to start checking Watches. Thank you, Wayne An alternative is to display a Msgbox when the row count is n and as the msgbox gets displayed u can press ctrl+break and then it will take u to the debug mode and then u can put all the break points ! |
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