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JPutman
I would be suprised if this issue has not come up here
before, but I have not been able to find it in a Search
yet.
At seemingly random times (while running different parts
of my code) I am getting the 'Code execution has been
interrupted' dialog popup as though I have hit
Ctrl+Break... even though I have not. Sometimes it
happens and sometimes it does not... and sometimes it
happens over and over again (ad nauseum) during the same
macro run.
When I break into the code, it is always stopped on random
lines that I know work fine... and it seems to rarely stop
on the same lines twice.
When I tried to google this, I came across a handful of
others that were seeing this as well in other discussion
threads. There were never any answers found... most of
the users were convinced that it had something to do with
a line of code. I am completely convinced that this is
not the case due to the randomness of the event
happening.
This is not only happening within Excel, but occasionally
Outlook and Access as well. I have somewhat ignored the
issue, as it was not reported happening to my addin
clients... however an inside QA person recently started
having this happen to them as well. I need to find out
what is going on.
I had Office XP up until this week and now have upgraded
to Office 2003. It happened in both version, however it
never happened before XP.
Hopefully at least others have seen this behavior... even
if you don't have an answer, please post to let me know
that you are seeing it.
thanks!
-jputman
before, but I have not been able to find it in a Search
yet.
At seemingly random times (while running different parts
of my code) I am getting the 'Code execution has been
interrupted' dialog popup as though I have hit
Ctrl+Break... even though I have not. Sometimes it
happens and sometimes it does not... and sometimes it
happens over and over again (ad nauseum) during the same
macro run.
When I break into the code, it is always stopped on random
lines that I know work fine... and it seems to rarely stop
on the same lines twice.
When I tried to google this, I came across a handful of
others that were seeing this as well in other discussion
threads. There were never any answers found... most of
the users were convinced that it had something to do with
a line of code. I am completely convinced that this is
not the case due to the randomness of the event
happening.
This is not only happening within Excel, but occasionally
Outlook and Access as well. I have somewhat ignored the
issue, as it was not reported happening to my addin
clients... however an inside QA person recently started
having this happen to them as well. I need to find out
what is going on.
I had Office XP up until this week and now have upgraded
to Office 2003. It happened in both version, however it
never happened before XP.
Hopefully at least others have seen this behavior... even
if you don't have an answer, please post to let me know
that you are seeing it.
thanks!
-jputman