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please help about handling "#NUM!" error !
Hello all,
this time I will be much shorter: Is there any way that I can "handle" errors. When Excels' <function returns error ("#NUM!") (in a worksheet) I may type in a cell "=IFERROR(<function; -5.0) (my local settings needs semicolumn as argument separator) in order to display either value that <function returns (if it is not error) or -5.0 if it returns error of some types ("#N/A", "#VALUE!", "#REF!", "#DIV/0!", "#NUM!", "#NAME?" or "#NULL!")). Is there any mechanism that I may use in order to "catch" error that returns "WorksheetFunction.<function" inside VBA code (User Defined Function)? If I type something like: X=WorksheetFunction.IsError(WorksheetFunction.<fun ction, -5.0) and step through UDF ("F8") everything is OK, variables get their proper values, ... until that assignment, if <function returns "#NUM!". If <function returns some "proper" value everything is OK until next assignment in thich <function returns "#NUM!". My UDF simply "exits", all variables lose their values, as if function is exited (normaly or abnormaly). Thanks in advance Nenad |
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