Sub not firing after Call

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Gideon du Toit

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I am brand new here and have posted a similar thread but I suspect I did not do it correctly, and have no idea how to edit it. But here goes...

I have a large piece of code in a private sub inside a form module, that calls another sub in that same module. When I step through the code, it reads the call statement (Call Get_Consult) but then just moves on to the next statement without executing the code inside the Get_Consult sub.

I have placed a "stop" at the start of the Get_Consult sub but it also never gets read. I have placed a breakpoint right on "Private Sub Get_Consult()" and that breakpoint never gets reached. Why would VBA just choose to ignore my code?

I have no "On Error Resume Next" statement in either of the subs, so that can be ruled out. Please I need assistance as this is the final phase of this project and there is no way for me to repay the $$$ that my client has already paid me. I am posting the call with the code preceding and following it, as well as the entire Get_Consult sub hereunder...

VBA Code:
            For X = 4 To intLastWBS 
            
                If CStr(lstClients.List(iClient)) = CStr(Sheet2.Range("B" & X).Value) Then
                
                            Call Get_Consult
                
                        With Sheet16
                
                            .Range("E16").Value = Format(Date, "Long Date")

and the sub that doesn't run...

VBA Code:
Private Sub Get_Consult() ' Lookup Selected Consultant Details

Dim iiFindSumConsult As Integer
Dim iListboxCount As Integer
Dim iConsultContactDetails As Integer
Dim LastCell As Range
Dim LastCellColRef As Long
Dim intLastWBS As Integer

For iListboxCount = 0 To lstClients.ListCount - 1

If lstClients.Selected(iListboxCount) Then

    For iiFindSumConsult = 15 To 295 Step 45

        If CStr(Sheet6.Range("F" & iiFindSumConsult).Value) = CStr(lstClients.List(iListboxCount)) Then
        
            intCompanyCounter = Sheet6.Range("F" & iiFindSumConsult).Row
            
                LastCellColRef = 7  'Column number to look in when finding last cell

                Set LastCell = Sheet14.Cells(Rows.Count, LastCellColRef).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0)

                intLastWBS = CInt(LastCell.Row) - 1 
                
                            With Sheet16
            
                            .Range("E13").Value = Sheet6.Range("F" & (intCompanyCounter + 25)) 'Client Rep/Consultant
                            
                                For iConsultContactDetails = 5 To intLastWBS
                                
                                    If Sheet14.Range("G" & iConsultContactDetails).Value = .Range("E13").Value Then
                                                                
                                        .Range("E14").Value = Sheet14.Range("H" & iConsultContactDetails).Value 
                                        .Range("E15").Value = Sheet14.Range("I" & iConsultContactDetails).Value 
                                        Exit Sub
                                        
                                    End If
                                
                                Next iConsultContactDetails

                            End With
        End If
    
    Next iiFindSumConsult
End If

Next iListboxCount

End Sub
 

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Duplicate to: Simple Sub Procedure Call not running

In future, please do not post the same question multiple times. Per Forum Rules (#12), posts of a duplicate nature will be locked or deleted.

In relation to your question here, I have closed this thread so please continue in the linked thread.
 
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