Good morning everyone.
I have a macro running automatically everyday that calls to other macros like this:
This used to work a while ago, but ever since a couple of weeks ago, the macro is skipping some steps.
At the beginning, it skiped either BL_DACH or BL_DACHTS alternatively, but for the few last days, it has always skipped BL_DACHTS only.
When it has finished with all of them, I manually execute that one in particular, and it runs properly as expected, so there's not a code error on it.
Any idea what could be causing this? it's driving me crazy because it's not giving an error message or nothing. These macros work with several files and, in the past, if one of these files were corrupted, it would fail to execute, but in this case, there's no corrupted file, and also, when that happened, it would stop the process for the rest of the macros (so if there was a corrupted file when BL_UK was being executed, BL_FR and BL_IB wouldn't run at all). In this case, the rest of the macros are executed properly.
Thank you
I have a macro running automatically everyday that calls to other macros like this:
Code:
Call BL_NDXCall BL_DACH
Call BL_DACHTS
Call BL_BEITNL
Call BL_UK
Call BL_FR
Call BL_IB
This used to work a while ago, but ever since a couple of weeks ago, the macro is skipping some steps.
At the beginning, it skiped either BL_DACH or BL_DACHTS alternatively, but for the few last days, it has always skipped BL_DACHTS only.
When it has finished with all of them, I manually execute that one in particular, and it runs properly as expected, so there's not a code error on it.
Any idea what could be causing this? it's driving me crazy because it's not giving an error message or nothing. These macros work with several files and, in the past, if one of these files were corrupted, it would fail to execute, but in this case, there's no corrupted file, and also, when that happened, it would stop the process for the rest of the macros (so if there was a corrupted file when BL_UK was being executed, BL_FR and BL_IB wouldn't run at all). In this case, the rest of the macros are executed properly.
Thank you