--- In [email protected], "Shawn K. Hall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> > Can you explain this simple phenomenon to me?
>
> Sure. You're not 'clearing' the error.
>
OH I didn't know about ERR.CLEAR!!!!
So, if I clear it, then it will not abort the program each iteration
of the error, and the error report line will execute each time...
thanks!!!
BTW to everyone else, that was just an example, not the actual code,
but I learned something. Err.Clear, and if there's a goto in the
error handling routine it thinks it's still handling the error unless
you clear it...
I know you won't believe this, or tell me it's bad coding practice
(which it is to a degree) but I have never really had to trap errors
before, except for cancel on a dialog box or something like that.
Usually in testing if I see an error I change the program to avoid
it... It would be a lot simpler if I could just disable the cancel
button... Guess it's time to dig out the books on how to make custom
controls for input boxes...
[C]
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