Re: Help with Error Handlers!!!

bob,

Thanks for the feed back, but please re-read the post.

I already knew that this syntax is incorrect (I stated that in the comments). I intentionally had that in there to trigger a
legitimate error. That is not where the problem lies. When I have this incorrect syntax in the code, the error handler works
correctly, BUT when I use [Ctrl] + [Break], the error handler does not work correctly.

Any more thoughts on the matter will be greatly appreciated,

Conan




"Bob Phillips" <bob.NGs@xxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Osi9ODluGHA.3364@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
If mrngCurrRange Is Nothing Then


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Bob Phillips

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"Conan Kelly" <CTBarbarin at msn dot com> wrote in message
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Hello all,

Using Excel 2002 (10.6501.6626) SP3

AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS DRIVING ME
NUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been working on this for several days now and I think that I have
finally narrowed it down to this:

How can I get this to work correctly when I interrupt execution with
[Ctrl] + [Break]?


With the following code, the error handler works correctly:

Sub PasteReplaceNulls()
On Error GoTo PasteReplaceNulls_Err

Application.EnableCancelKey = xlErrorHandler

If mrngCurrRange = "Nothing" Then
' I KNOW THIS SYNTAX IS INCORRECT. I'VE ALREADY FOUND OUT THE
CORRECT SYNTAX. This is just here to trigger a
legitimate error.
End If

'Statements that will cause the macro to run for a long time,
hence the need for "Application.EnableCancelKey =
xlErrorHandler" above

PasteReplaceNulls_Err:
MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Name & vbCrLf & Active***.Name & vbCrLf &
Selection.Address

Exit Sub

End Sub



BUT with the following code AND INTERRUPTING EXECUTION WITH [Ctrl] +
[Break], the error handler does not work correctly. Instead, I
get this error message:
http://home.att.net/~ctbarbarin/files/progress_error.jpg

Sub PasteReplaceNulls()
On Error GoTo PasteReplaceNulls_Err

Application.EnableCancelKey = xlErrorHandler

'Statements that will cause the macro to run for a long time,
hence the need for "Application.EnableCancelKey =
xlErrorHandler" above

PasteReplaceNulls_Err:
MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Name & vbCrLf & Active***.Name & vbCrLf &
Selection.Address

Exit Sub

End Sub




How can I get this to work correctly when I interrupt execution with
[Ctrl] + [Break]?

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Thanks for any help anyone can provide,

Conan Kelly






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