On error Exit Sub

davidhall80

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Is there an on error exit sub command. I would like my Macro to just stop running if there is an error instead of an error message popping up. Thanks in advance
 

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David

There isn't but you could use a structure like this.
Code:
On Error Goto MyExitSub
 
' code here
 
MyExitSub:
     Msgbox "There's been an error so I'm bailing out." 
     End
End Sub
But why not try and eliminate the error in the first place.:)
 
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No but you can do this:

Code:
Sub Test()
    On Error GoTo ErrorHandler
'   Some code
    Exit Sub        ' Exit to avoid handler.
ErrorHandler:
End Sub
 
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