I have rewritten my summaries more often than I can remember. _ - They are similar to my summaries in the table at the end of my notes. Your reply gives another interesting angle to what is a difficult Subject Thing to grasp. If the exception is cleared then re-enable custom handlers. That will reset the error but do nothing else.) The only alternative is to run an On Error Goto -1 statement. So your error handler will need to end with one of these statements. To clear the exception you need to either: Resume (with or without the Next keyword), Exit Sub, Exit Function, Exit Property statement. (Remember no custom exceptions allowed until the exception is cleared. GoTo the statement following the one with the error. The default VBA error handling routine kicks in to catch the exception. Then it looks at the most recent On Error. It is always passed the value of the most recent On Error keywords (ReDirect) and the current statement number (Statement).įirst it uses (made up command) Application.CustomErrorHandler = False to disable any custom handlers.
#EXCEL VBA ON ERROR GOTO 0 CODE#
When an error event is raised then something like the above code is called to process it. Excel effectively inserts that line for you but it is invisible. If ExceptionCleared Then Application.CustomErrorHandler = ReDirectĪll VBA starts with an On Error GoTo 0 line. ' The Error Handler at label ReDirect must Clear the Exception Next statement after StatementĬlear Exception ' Just reset the exception the "pointer" from the most recent On Error commandĬall VBADefault ' This always ends in a Resume command UserCancelOnOutputRange: Resume GoBackToSelectingOutputRange UserCancelOnOutputSelection: Resume GoBackToSelectingRange OutputRange.Resize(UBound(inputArray, 1), UBound(inputArray, 2)).Value = inputArray InputArray(iRow + 1, iCol + 1) = ArrayInputvalue NumberOfCells = - 1ĪrrayInputvalue = inputRange.Cells(i + 1) ReDim inputArray(1 To NumberOfoutputRows, 1 To NumberOfOutputColumns) Set outputRange = Application.InputBox("Out put to (single cell):", TitleId, Type:=8) NumberOfOutputColumns = / NumberOfoutputRows
NumberOfoutputRows = Application.InputBox("Enter number of rows that you want to split into:", TitleId) On Error GoTo UserCancelOnOutputSelection Set inputRange = Application.InputBox("Select the range you want to split:", TitleId, inputRange.Address, Type:=8) Dim TitleId As String: TitleId = "Split Columns"
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