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x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up On vba on error resume next aufheben Error Resume Next seemingly not working up vote 3 down vote favorite I have the following two lines of code: On Error Resume Next myWorkbook.Sheets("x").Columns("D:T").AutoFit I've stepped into the macro and executed the line On Error Resume Next and then on the next line myWorkbook... it does the following: Why doesn't the compiler resume the next line of code? On Error has been liberally on error resume next vba access used throughout the procedures code; I realize best practice is to use this as little as possible but it seems to fit the purpose of this macro. Reading this SO QUESTION it says that you can't have one set of error trapping within another. How can I guarantee that one set of error trapping has been "closed off" before the code moves on - does On Error Goto 0 reset the error trapping? If it does reset then why doesn't resume work in the following?: Sub GetAction() Dim WB As Workbook Set WB = ThisWorkbook On Error GoTo endbit: 'raise an error Err.Raise 69 Exit Sub endbit: On Error GoTo 0 On Error Resume Next WB.Sheets("x").Columns("D:T").AutoFit End Sub excel-vba share|improve this question edited Mar 17 '13 at 15:03 asked Mar 17 '13 at 9:37 whytheq 14.7k3386169 Can we pls see the full code? –brettdj Mar 17 '13 at 9:52 @brettdj all 500 lines! –whytheq Mar 17 '13 at 10:29 @brettdj do you think I need to make sure all other error trapping in the previous code is closed off? –whytheq Mar 17 '13
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Documentation Tags Users Badges Ask Question x Dismiss Join the Stack Overflow Community Stack Overflow is a community of 4.7 million programmers, just like you, helping each other. Join them; http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15459332/on-error-resume-next-seemingly-not-working it only takes a minute: Sign up On Error Resume Next Not Working up vote 2 down vote favorite So I have created a rather large macro which creates powerpoint presentations for my company. I would like to be able to run it for 2 different regions using: For each sRegion MyMacro(sRegion) Next There are some lines I would like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28501838/on-error-resume-next-not-working to skip. For the first run MyMacro works perfectly and the error handler skips the steps. However for the next sRegion the error handler doesn't work. Even if I run through it line by line going through the on error resume next statement it doesn't work and actually just stops the macro. I'll post the code where it is breaking, though it is completely irrelevant (on a second run through, works fine when the macro is called first) On Error Resume Next PPPres.Slides(19).Moveto ToPos:=12 PPPres.Slides(20).Moveto ToPos:=13 PPPres.Slides(21).Moveto ToPos:=14 PPPres.Slides(22).Moveto ToPos:=15 PPPres.Slides(23).Moveto ToPos:=16 On Error GoTo 0 It will completely disregard the on error and throw up an error and stop the macro. Before anyone suggests yes I have checked whether Error Trapping is on 'Break on Unhandled Errors' and it is Anyone had this issue before or know a solution? vba powerpoint powerpoint-vba share|improve this question edited Feb 13 '15 at 14:47 Chrismas007 4,5882838 asked Feb 13 '15 at 14:30 lererferler 297 1 Why would that matter? This is only about the error trapping –lererferler F
help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a community of 418,548 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. "on error resume next" does not work! P: 3 bikesandcars Hello guys, I stumbled upon https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/512151-error-resume-next-does-not-work this forum recently and am hoping someone here can help me with this problem. This is probably very stupid, but I can't get past this easy problem / glitch. All I need to do is test if a table http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/on-error-resume-next-not-working.3387988/ exists, and then delete it if it does (so I can create a new one). Of course, you can't delete a table if it doesn't exist, and this returns an error. Every source I've looked at says an easy on error way to solve this is by using the on error resume next statement. to skip the error. my code looks like this (simplified) Private Sub Command0_Click() On Error Resume Next DoCmd.DeleteObject acTable, "testtable" End Sub this doesn't return an error if "testtable" exists, but always returns the error if "testtable" does not exist. to me it seems like I have a glitch in VBA somewhere. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks! (microsoft access 2000) Jul 14 '06 #1 Post Reply vba on error Share this Question 7 Replies 100+ P: 179 comteck Try this code instead (assuming, of course, that this is for the OnClick event of a button with the name "DeleteTestTable"): Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers OnErrorGoToErr_DeleteTestTable_Click DoCmd.DeleteObjectacTable,"testtable" Exit_DeleteTestTable_Click: ExitSub Err_DeleteTestTable_Click: MsgBoxErr.Description ResumeExit_DeleteTestTable_Click Good Luck. comteck Jul 14 '06 #2 reply P: 3 bikesandcars Thanks Comteck for your reply. That code looks interesting, I see what you're trying to do there. Unfortunately, though I belive your code is good (as is mine), I get the same error. The error I get here (access specific because it can't find the table) is the following: Run Time Error '7874' Microsoft Access cant find the object 'testtable' I should mention that "on error resume next" does not work in any level, public or private functions, or in module functions that I've tried. I am wondering if something is hosed on my version of access, or i need to add another library? The debugger highlights the command (blue) appropriately, but the "Object Browser" is not able to find me any combination of the "on error resume next" wording in the command reference. I have the following libraries enabled: Visual Basic for applications Microsoft Access 9.0 object library OLE Automation Microsoft active x data objects 2.1 library I can't see that a command as basic as "on error resume next" wouldn't be included in the visual basic for applications libary..bu
SP2. I've recently started having probems with several of my VBA routines not working properly. I've got some in-line error checking in a couple of places in an Access application and an Excel Macro. In one instance, I use the following code to allow a Cancel if there is no data for the report, but I get a "2501 OpenReport action was cancelled" error message on the OpenReport line of code. On Error Resume Next DoCmd.OpenReport "rpt_Circular_References", acViewPreview If Err.Number = 2501 then msgbox "No data to display in report" Else msgbox err.number & vbcrlf & err.description Endif On Error Goto ReportHandler In another instance I used the following lines of code to make sure that the MyFile command bar did not exist, before creating it again, but got an error on the line that does the deletion (when the command bar did not already exist): On Error Resume Next application.Commandbars("MyFile").Delete On Error Goto ReportHandler Any ideas? -- email address is invalid Please reply to newsgroup only. Dale Fye, Jan 16, 2008 #1 Advertisements Dirk Goldgar Guest "Dale Fye" <> wrote in message news:... > Access 2003, SP2. > > I've recently started having probems with several of my VBA routines not > working properly. I've got some in-line error checking in a couple of > places > in an Access application and an Excel Macro. > > In one instance, I use the following code to allow a Cancel if there is no > data for the report, but I get a "2501 OpenReport action was cancelled" > error > message on the OpenReport line of code. > > On Error Resume Next > DoCmd.OpenReport "rpt_Circular_References", acViewPreview > If Err.Number = 2501 then > msgbox "No data to display in report" > Else > msgbox err.number & vbcrlf & err.description > Endif > On Error Goto ReportHandler > > In another instance I used the following lines of code to make sure that > the > MyFile command bar did not exist, before creating it again, but got an > error > on the line that does the deletion (when the command bar did not already > exist): > > On Error Resume Next > application.Commandbars("MyFile").Delete > On Error Goto ReportHandler > > Any ideas? Check the VB Editor's option setting for