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module won't quit as expected
Hello-
I have the following code in a module so that on holidays, when there is no data in the file, the code will see "b2" as a blank and kill the code and exit excel. This works in other macrosI have, but this particular macro will throw up an error message. Whether I hit End or Debug, Excel will then shut down as planned. If I manually step through the code, it works fine. Is there some sort of delay I need to write into the code so that it has more time to trigger this event? Thanks- Scott If Range("b2").Value = "" Then Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.Quit End If |
module won't quit as expected
You have to cloce any open workbooks.
"Sabosis" wrote in message ... Hello- I have the following code in a module so that on holidays, when there is no data in the file, the code will see "b2" as a blank and kill the code and exit excel. This works in other macrosI have, but this particular macro will throw up an error message. Whether I hit End or Debug, Excel will then shut down as planned. If I manually step through the code, it works fine. Is there some sort of delay I need to write into the code so that it has more time to trigger this event? Thanks- Scott If Range("b2").Value = "" Then Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.Quit End If |
module won't quit as expected
It is not necessary to post multiple times. See your original post.
"Sabosis" wrote in message ... Hello- I have the following code in a module so that on holidays, when there is no data in the file, the code will see "b2" as a blank and kill the code and exit excel. This works in other macrosI have, but this particular macro will throw up an error message. Whether I hit End or Debug, Excel will then shut down as planned. If I manually step through the code, it works fine. Is there some sort of delay I need to write into the code so that it has more time to trigger this event? Thanks- Scott If Range("b2").Value = "" Then Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.Quit End If |
module won't quit as expected
Disregard the multiple post message.
"JLGWhiz" wrote in message ... It is not necessary to post multiple times. See your original post. "Sabosis" wrote in message ... Hello- I have the following code in a module so that on holidays, when there is no data in the file, the code will see "b2" as a blank and kill the code and exit excel. This works in other macrosI have, but this particular macro will throw up an error message. Whether I hit End or Debug, Excel will then shut down as planned. If I manually step through the code, it works fine. Is there some sort of delay I need to write into the code so that it has more time to trigger this event? Thanks- Scott If Range("b2").Value = "" Then Application.DisplayAlerts = False Application.Quit End If |
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