I can't work this out
My macro just stops as if I have hit "Ctrl + Break", and a message tells me
"Code execution as been interrupted". So I press "Debug", and the yellow
highlight is sitting on an inoffensive and previously trouble-free line, and
if I hit F5, it continues on and finishes OK. This macro has always worked
well. I don't have any watch windows, and no break points.
Any ideas?

Thanks
Daniel

You might try suing Bill Gates. Or you could post your code and point out
where it stops and maybe someone can spot the problem.

Mike F
Daniel Bonallack <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message news:4DEE6B82-1682-42A2-B280-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I can't work this out
> My macro just stops as if I have hit "Ctrl + Break", and a message tells
me
> "Code execution as been interrupted". So I press "Debug", and the yellow
> highlight is sitting on an inoffensive and previously trouble-free line,
and
> if I hit F5, it continues on and finishes OK. This macro has always
worked
> well. I don't have any watch windows, and no break points.
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
> Daniel

Thanks Mike

I don't think I'll get any satisfaction from posting the code, so I think
I'll sue Bill.

Actually, I switched machines and had no problems, so I'm going to sue Dell
instead.

regards
Daniel


"Mike" wrote:

> You might try suing Bill Gates. Or you could post your code and point out
> where it stops and maybe someone can spot the problem.
>
> Mike F
> Daniel Bonallack <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
> message news:4DEE6B82-1682-42A2-B280-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I can't work this out
> > My macro just stops as if I have hit "Ctrl + Break", and a message tells
> me
> > "Code execution as been interrupted". So I press "Debug", and the yellow
> > highlight is sitting on an inoffensive and previously trouble-free line,
> and
> > if I hit F5, it continues on and finishes OK. This macro has always
> worked
> > well. I don't have any watch windows, and no break points.
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Daniel
>
>
>