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VBA code gets interupted for no reason WITH NO BREAKPOINTS SET.

Asked by MPGBOOKS in Microsoft Access Database, VB Controls, VB Database Programming

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VBA Issue on Access 2000 database.

When running a "Picklist" report from a form, iit runs a section of vba code which up until now has worked perfectly.  There are NO breakpoints set within the VBA code.

For some reason, code execution gets interrupted WITHOUT ERROR, and sits on the Code Editor screen with the first line of a DO LOOP highlighted in yelllow.  I reiterate that NO breakpoints are set.

If i hit the continue button, it continues and works perectly without issues.  When i next run the same report, it works without interuption - i.e. no issues.

BUT, when i close and run Picklist for the first time, it ALWAYS intterupts the code.


So far as i know, i have no variable mismatches (otherwise it would interupt everytime), and nothing else on that machine has changed.  Its running windows Xp SP2 and no windows updates or Office updates have been performed since its initial install.

If you have the answer, i have the points!  I just ask you to read above carefully so i dont have to repeat myself a million times!!Start Free Trial
 
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