Am I the only one?

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Am I the only one who thinks that On Error statements should only be used when an error is expected, and not to bypass unexpected results?
 

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Simple answer is no your not the only one ;)
 
It depends on what you mean by that. In many cases expected errors can be worked around without an error handler. Unexpected ones clearly can't.
 
Just to clarify my comment I use error handlers like On Error Resume Next to bypass expected errors for instance when using SpecialCells, then immediately resetting the handler.
If I think there is a possibility of an error then I might have an error handler there to take me to a message telling me the reason for the error while testing so that I could look into recoding it.
If it is totally unexpected then I probably wouldn't have an error handler in the code to start with as I don't randomly put them in my codes
 

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