VBA - Error Handling

vba_monkey

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Hello,

I am using error handling in my macro using On Error GoTo and part of that is Debug.Print Err.Description which gives me the error in the Immediate Window but does not tell me which line the error is on as it would in Debug mode. How can I make it do this?

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You could try:
Code:
Debug.Print "Line: " & Erl &  "  Desc: " & Err.Description
but you will need to have line numbers in your code.
 
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