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I know this is probably a little backwards but in this case I want the errors. I am working on a project and I am no longer getting pop up run time errors in VBA. The code just stops and I have to go step by step to find it. I must have done something to make it stop doing this but I have no idea what it was.
Any suggestions?
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I can think of Three reasons
Close and reopen the excel file. Ensure that before you re-open there is no left over instance of Excel in task manager.
You are using On Error Resume Next
Incorrect Error Handling
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After an update of windows, I get the error message during build in one of the projects.
I have tried to update all third party references without success.
Google betrays me with nothing to use to solve the problem
Someone who can give a clue what happened?
I found the cause of the error in a com library that has remained after some experiment before.
Library "MSHTML" (COM component)
When I removed the reference, the builde worked again
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I use the following code to execute a command line executable. It does work, but it opens to a CMD window that is full size and blocks the form that I use to call it. Over our VPN, this may take a considerable amount of time and I would like to have it minimized or hidden to prevent the user from possible aborting the CMD window. Any help is greatly appreciated!
Process.Start(My.Settings.BatchExeLoc, ProcessParameters.ToString).WaitForExit()
Ran across this in another forum. Sorry to waste any ones time.
Process.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = True
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Is it possible that 2 macros can be executed simultaneously in VBA.
So there will be one macro which will take inputs from a database in access and will continue to show the data like a news strip. That code I have made.
Now there are other data and charts also on the same sheet. The problem is can the user execute the other macros for changing the data/Charts on the same worksheet by pressing command buttons or selecting radio buttons while side by side the film strip like data continues to flow on the screen.
Thanks.
No. VBA is single-threaded. Thus, one task must complete before another can run.
You can fool it by using Shell to launch an external process, but that's another story.
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I have written
sub main ()
'some code goes here
end sub
This is the Module that I defined in the sheet1.And Yes I have only one workbook opened and in the userform1 I have given a command button Ok and when ok is pressed , The main function in sheet1 should be called
sub CommandButton1_Click()
call sheet1.main
end sub
I have tried these The problem Iam facing is , The code works sometimes and sometimes throws an error saying that an undefined object or not set with Occured.Why the code is working for sometimes and not for sometimes? Do i need to make any changes to make it work everytime ? Thank you in advance
The one thing I've found that makes my VBA programming easier is to always fully specify the object you're trying to manipulate (well, except maybe the top-level Application).
That means you should use something like Workbooks(0).Worksheets("Sheet1").main instead of relying on the active workbook.
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I wrote a macro in VBA that does an action on some of the files that arrive to my inbox in Outlook. However, I will have to click a button or a shortkey to run this macro. Is there a way that this macro runs automatically whenever an email arrives to my inbox?
Please help,
You should be able use an Outlook rule to run a script. Have a look at "Rules and Alerts" and creating custom rules.
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http://www.ureader.com/msg/1081942.aspx