Run-time Error '91' When 'On Error Goto' And Cells.find
Oct 8, 2008
I have written a Excel (2003) that searches a worksheet for a string in any cell. If the string is not found, it uses the 'On Error GoTo' command to jump to a given label. It works fine on the first string not found. When it searches for the next non-existent string, it fails with:
'Run-time error '91':
Object variable or With block variable not set'
Do I have to clear a buffer after each cells.find search?
i've got an error trap built in with "On Error Goto 40", but F8 on the very next line produces Runtime '9' error pop-up. Trying to check if sheet exists based upon value in A1 (number stored as text). If it doesn't exist, line 40 (and subsequent) creates it, looping back to the next value in column A and repeating. 1 time out of 10 it works perfectly,
I have some coding under the property list command button which filters the date 3 times and copies the filtered data to another sheet. This works with data in the sheet, however if there is no data on the sheet I get an error message.
There is a line that says on error goto reset1 on the first filter and goto reset2 on second filter (and so on) which works on the first filter but not on the second or third filter. I have attached the file.
'Other actions are located here, but have been removed. These actions take place if the Find is succesful.
CubeNotFound: Message = MsgBox("WS ID " & WSID & " was not found! Excel will continue with the next WS ID.", vbOKOnly, "WS ID NOT FOUND")
Next x
I have that statement there because if WS ID is not found then VB generates an error that the user won't be able to interpret, and also stops the code. I want VB to continue to the next record if one is not found.
I am selecting cells from a range by using "SpecialCells" and need to determine whether this produces an error (as it does in the event that there are no cells that fit the criteria) so I write On Error Resume Next Then I check the error number and if it is not 0 the next line of code is skipped.
Within the same procedure I do this again, but on a different range and need to check the error number again. If no error is found, the previous error number will be kept so before running the second piece of code, I add the line Err.Clear Is their any difference between this approach or using the line On Error Goto 0
I have some code below. I have error handling in place for when it tries to open a specific file. If it isn't there then user has option to continue and ignore this file, or browse and select a new one.
The problem is, when the user wants to ignore the file, the "Resume Next" continues to run the VBA assuming the file was ok i.e. the code after the line to open the file. What I would like is for it to skip the succeeding code and go to look for the next file.
Below is the VBA:
Code: For i = 0 To 2 Step 1
'add in error handling for if the file is missing On Error GoTo MissingFile Workbooks.Open Filename:="\hbeu.adroot.hsbcdfsrootgb002hfcfinance01fnce" & qfolder & "Data" & qfile(i), UpdateLinks:=False, ReadOnly:=True
[Code] .........
Missing File:
qMissingPrompt = "There was an error opening data file. Click OK to browse or Cancel to ignore and move to next file" qAns = MsgBox(qMissingPrompt, vbOKCancel) 'click cancel - ignore error and move onto the next file If qAns = vbCancel Then
[Code] .......
So, where it says Resume Next, currently it will start running the following (after On Error Goto 0)
Code: Set datawb = ActiveWorkbook
range("A2").Select Do Until ActiveCell.Value = "" etc.
What I would like it to do is go back to is to go to the next i
Code: For i = 0 To 2 Step 1
Or even to go to the 'Next' statement at the end so that it moves onto the Next i and tries to open the next file.
I have searched the Forum for help on this error 91 but still cannot figure this out.
Below is a format macro I created. I have several ' Find' routines in here and at the beginning of each one I give it an 'On Error GoTo' type statement. This seems to work fine until it gets to a second error. I have moved various 'Find' routines around and it doesn't matter which order they are in, if there are two things it can't find, it gives the error 91 on the second.
Sub Format_SFDC_Detail_Reports() ' ' Macro to format salesforce.com reports with details. rguest '
On Error Goto errorhandler
Msg = "Do you want to format this report for Landscape (Yes) or Portrait (No)?" Style = vbYesNoCancel + vbQuestion + vbDefaultButton1 + vbSystemModal Title = "Format Report as Landscape?" response = MsgBox(Msg, Style, Title)
If response = vbCancel Then 'Exit the routine Goto last_line: End If If response = vbYes Then format_style = "Landscape" End If If response = vbNo Then format_style = "Portrait" End If
'*This is to the row that contani the target lRow = Worksheets("sheet3"). Range("A3:A3000"). Find(What:=code, LookIn:=xlValues, _ LookAt:=xlPart, _ SearchOrder:=xlByColumns, _ SearchDirection:=xlNext, _ MatchCase:=False, _ SearchFormat:=False).Row
it gives me this msg : subscribpt out of range
here is the whole Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
Dim code As Variant Dim lRow As Long Dim color As Range Dim discrib As Range Dim price As Range Dim myrange As Range
This macro starts out looking for the first non blank cell by looking down about a hundred cells and then going back up till it finds the first non blank cell. When it finds the first non-blank cell it goes up 1 row and adds 1 to the number for the next row. It works fine the first time then, after the file is saved it will stop the macro with the following message; Run-time error ‘1004’ No cells were found. If I format the cells in question, the macro works again until I save the file, then it happens again.
Excel 2003 11.8220.8221 SP3 I think there is a hotfix for this but I can't get it to install. Is there a way around this?
This is the portion of the code that gets the error:
I've been trying to copy values from one range to another, and the ranges need to be dynamic. Normally I use a combination of the 'range' and 'cells' properties, like this:
See the attached sheet. I am trying to add together two figs which are linked to calculations which have formula built in to stop error messages when there is a 0 / 0 = #value type error. However when these two cells are added, if the cells are blank I get an error message. And if only one cell has a value, I get "" with my existing formula. what I need to do to get a result of 7 if for example cell A4 = "" + B4 =7. At the moment my formula shows "" in the sum total of these cells
The On Error GoTo works if there is only one instance of the text not being found but crashes if there is a second.
I have tried adapting code found here http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...ght=cells.find but can't get it to work exactly as i would like. Here is an extract of my code. There are about 12 different cells.find in total.
I have a relatively complex report that I work with and a worksheet is no longer required. I have deleted the worksheet and reference to it hwoever when running the macro to pull all the data, it gets to the summary of all the data and i get the Run Time Error 1004 Application-defined or object-defined error pop up. ON reviewing it, it is on this line ActiveCell.Offset(0, 0).Range("a1:a" & Range_Height).Select of the below code...
VB: Sub GetRangeName() Sheets("TOTAL").Select
[Code].....
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I have a simple function below to put in different forumlas in different cells to get stock quotes. When I run this I get runtime error 1004 application-defined or object-defined error. The first formula goes through but vba chokes on the next formula: ActiveCell.Offset(I - 1, 4).Formula = username
For some reason my form won't open when the workbook is opened. I get an error message "run time error '424' object required" (which happens when I have Form1.show in the BOTH workbook_open event and the userform_initialize event (oops)). When I removed form1.show from the userform_initialize I don't get an error but I also get no form. I recall having this issue before but I can't recall how to fix it.
Can I call the userform_initialize event from the workbook open event to get around this successfully and properly?
I have a VB function in a worksheet that requires data from a workbook that is not under my control. The problem is that the workbook does not always have complete data. Often cells are filled with #VALUE, when this occurs I need a way to tell my VBA to assume a value of 0. I have tried using if(cell="#VALUE", 0,cell) but to no avail. any suggestions?
when I run the macro, I receive an error: "Run-Time Error '1004': Application-Defined or Object-Defined Error" See attached macro. If I click "Debug", the line "With r.Resize(,1)....... becomes highlighted in yellow.
I'm not sure why this is happening, but every other time I run this one specific macro, I get a "Run-time error '1004': Paste method of Worksheet class failed". I even tried running this macro, then running a different one, then running this again, but I still got the error every other time.
Every time I get the error, it highlights this line of Sheets("Regenerate Request").Paste
This is all of the code up to where I get the error:
Sub YesRegen() ' after user has hit Yes on the RegenerateRequest macro, this posts the new request to ' the log, generates the new file and attaches it to an email
I have the following code in a macro and when it is run I get a Run Time Error 438 Object doesn't support this property or method. This occurs at the first occurrance of the destination/source.
I have the main form completed and everything appears to be in order. So I made a button on the first sheet that simply calls for the main form to be shown. However, every time I click it, I get the run time error 424 object needed thing. I don't understand because the button is calling the form and the names are all correct. When I click debug, it takes me to the small code for the start button. Below are the codes for the start button and the main form.