Excel Vba For Mac Runtime Error 68

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I have a problem that's is driving me fool. This is my code: On Error GoTo TratarError If pedir_copia then frmDirectorio.fraCopia.Vis ible = True frmDirectorio.txtCopia.Tex t = 'A:' frmDirectorio.drvCopia.Dri ve = 'A:' frmDirectorio.dirCopia.Pat h = 'A:' End If TratarError: If (Err.Number=68) Then MsgBox 'Error', 16, 'ERROR' End If Now, the problem. If I have a diskette in the A drive, all goes on right. But if I don't have a diskette inserted, I got the 'Run-time error 68'. I've tried to treat the error in this procedure, and in the event that '.Drive' generates, but I got nothing.

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Someone can help me, please? (sorry for my English). The program crashes means that. The program crashes giving error 68. So I'm so confused. I've gone on probing my code and I've noticed that program crashes at more points that has 'On Error' sentences. Might be a bug??

It seems not to execute error treatment. Quiere decir eso. Que el programa aborta dando el error 68. Por eso estoy confundida.

He seguido probando mi programa y me he dado cuenta de que el programa aborta en mas sitios que tiene sentencias 'On Error'. Podria ser un bug??

Parece que no ejecuta el tratamiento de error. Have a good weekend!:). You can test your error handling routine whithout need of accessing diskette. Comment out the instruction regarding A: access, and replace it with 'Error 68' instruction. That will force error 68 to be generated. One thing I've noted: your original code does NOT have a RESUME.

If (any) error is detected for second time, as RESUME wasn't executed at all, as 'pending' flag for that error still remains active, VB takes control and executes its normal procedure, this is, forcing the program to explode. I've tested the folowing code and it works well. -------------------------- On Error GoTo ErrorRoutine File1.Path = 'a:' Exit Sub ErrorRoutine: If Err.Number = 68 Then MsgBox Err.Number Resume Next End If ------------------------- Your code probably is well done but you are using in the Menu Tools Options General section Error Trapping the Break on All Errors option. With this option checked even if you have error handling routines in your code the execution breaks if an error ocurs.

Hope this helps Regards.