Unwanted freezed screen cause by screenupdate = false

G

Graiman

Hi! I experience when I go out from debugging mode, that the screenupdate =
false still is active. I have error handlers to restore screenupdate = true,
but often they don't seem to work.

Could it be that when an error occure and you get the question if you want
to debugg, the error handler doesn't become active if you doesn't take the
code by hand through the handler??
Please feel free to answer any of the questions!

Q1: Can you ensure the screenupdate = true or even better the error
handler always to be executed, when leaving debugg mode?

Q2: Can you stop the question about debbugging or not? I have error handler
for that.

Q3: How long will the screen update continue? If I choose window to Word or
Internet Explorer? MS IE seem to be affected sometimes...I thought all
settings went to normal when you leave excel? - Or do you have to terminate
Excel?
 
K

Ken

Can't answer all your questions, but you might check
VBA>Tools>Options>General to make sure that Error Trapping
is set to Break on Unhandled Errors. If it is not, that
could be the answer to questions one and two, assuming
that your error handling is done correctly.
 
M

Mark

Hat happens when you run the macro, not debug? What line
is highlighted yellow? maybe you are not using
the "application".ScreenUpdating = False

Just a thought
Mark
 
G

Gunnar Johansson

Hi and thank you. It was the Break on Unhandled Errors that was missing...
/Regards
 
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