Handling errors in VBA calculations

johnbird1988

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Hello

I would like some advice.

On one of my sub I have over 25 different calculations in VBA that get used to create a value. I am having problems where if one of the calculations is divided by zero then I get an error message.

At the moment I am using the on error resume next. But this does not always work. I would like something like a IFERROR equivalent.


How would you approach this?

Thank you

John
 

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John

On Error... should work if used properly, can you post your current code?
 
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