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    vba error handling

    hi!

    have code that's something like:

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    works for a bit and they says, invalid use of null... why is this happening, why does this not trigger the error handler?

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    Re: vba error handling

    I'd suggest a quick read through of: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ErrorHandling.htm

    trust me - it's worth it - understanding error handling is important.

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    Re: vba error handling

    Ok, read through that. as a matter of fact i'd seen it before but re-read to see if i missed something, i'm afraid i still can't see why it does not work... it seems to operate correctly for the first error but not the second... very odd

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    Re: vba error handling

    To quote from the link:

    Quote Originally Posted by Chip Pearson
    Resume is the only way, aside from exiting the procedure, to get out of an error handling block.
    Do not use the Goto statement to direct code execution out of an error handling block.
    Doing so will cause strange problems with the error handlers.
    I think that pretty much covers it, no ?

    Once you invoke the handler unless you Exit or use a Resume Statement you remain within the Handler... it follows that if a subsequent error occurs then there is no error handler (you're already in it).
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    Re: vba error handling

    aaaaah i see, i was confused about remaining inside the handler..

    so i should have my error handler outside of the loop and then use a resume label to return to the loop at the desired point. i shall go work on this


    thanks for your assistance

    Jonathan

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    Re: vba error handling

    Even better to just test for rst.eof before you attempt to read the record. If true, there's no record to read.
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