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Trapping Error Message
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I need help. I succesfully trap the error however I would like a msg box to appear telling the user, which file the error was found. My code: On Error GoTo 100 100: MsgBox "Contact IS on 1300 850 669" I don't know which function should I use to make the file that the user try to access appear For example the msg box would said Contact IS on 1300 850 669 Path: G:\Finance\General\Accounting Thank you for your help Harn |
Trapping Error Message
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100: MsgBox "Contact IS on 1300 850 669" & vbLF & Err.Description -- Jacob "Harn88" wrote: Hi I need help. I succesfully trap the error however I would like a msg box to appear telling the user, which file the error was found. My code: On Error GoTo 100 100: MsgBox "Contact IS on 1300 850 669" I don't know which function should I use to make the file that the user try to access appear For example the msg box would said Contact IS on 1300 850 669 Path: G:\Finance\General\Accounting Thank you for your help Harn |
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