Please bear with me...
I run a vba code that calls to another vba code remspecial2.
I then have a second code (this is a piece)
BUT... it still calls remspecial2.![]()
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I'm sure this is very simple.
Please bear with me...
I run a vba code that calls to another vba code remspecial2.
I then have a second code (this is a piece)
BUT... it still calls remspecial2.![]()
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I'm sure this is very simple.
can you put your entire code?
both for the first and second macro
This is the first part - which could be written much better I'm certain
[B]This code calls to the code below![]()
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[B]Now I have this code (below)![]()
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This code should calls to the code below (and this is where the problem is... it goes back and re-initiates the sCompareRows()
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how do you know it calls the other code? are you stepping through your code?
Josie
if at first you don't succeed try doing it the way your wife told you to
Yes... I have been stepping through the code.
When I get to the .Formula = "=CONCATALL(A2:AA2,""|"")" - it jumps to Remspecial
set calculation to manual
Here is the entire first code:
I wanted to see what was breaking it and I pasted it all together and I get "Compile Error Lable not defined at "GO TO EXIT HANDLER". when I placed the code (in blue) at the bottom. Everything else runs perfectly when that piece of code is not in here!
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remove the End Sub from the blue section
That did in fact allow the code to run!
Thank you JosephP
Now on to the next issue (which continues) when we get to the area which calls the "CONCATALL" code... it still calls the "remspecial2".
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