Multiple error handling

tiredofit

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Office Version
  1. 365
  2. 2019
Platform
  1. Windows
I am trying to handle multiple errors and am a bit surprised the following actually works:

Rich (BB code):
    On Error Goto Errhandler

        ' Do something

Exitpoint:

    On Error GoTo 0 ' OK this line is not actually needed.

    Exit Sub

ErrHandler:

    On Error Resume Next

        'Do something

    On Error GoTo 0 ' Since this line resets the error handling action, why does the resume statement work?

    Resume Exitpoint

I am puzzled by this line:

Rich (BB code):
On Error GoTo 0 ' Since this line resets the error handling action, why does the resume statement work?


Can someone please explain.

Thanks


 
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