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How do I check error result occurring by filecopy function in VBA
I writing in VBA for excell.
My program calls the filecopy function in a private function. If filecopy fails, the program should analyze it and return with a failure value to the main subrotine that calld the fuction (in a success execution of filecopy, the function returns the workbook object of the new destination file). How can I check the status of the execution? How can I found out if the returnd workbook object has value or it's empty? Thanks |
How do I check error result occurring by filecopy function in VBA
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I tend to do something like Err.clear 'err is not destroyed when the sub ends On Error Resume Next 'do the copy If err.number<0 then 'an error has occurred so do something Else 'do something else end if On Error Goto 0 You could also capture the error number using Err.Number if you want to do something with it. regards Paul On May 11, 9:23*am, Noa wrote: I writing in VBA for excell. My program calls the filecopy function in a private function. If filecopy fails, the program should analyze it and return with a failure value to the main subrotine that calld the fuction (in a success execution of filecopy, the function returns the workbook object of the new destination file). How can I check the status of the execution? How can I found out if the returnd workbook object has value or it's empty? Thanks |
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