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instead of using try catch try using on error goto XXX<br />
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in the XXX do whcih ever stuff u want to do,nd if u r more specific about the exception use err.getException().raise to raise the exception and finally say resume next<br />
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instead of using try catch try using on error goto XXX

in the XXX do whcih ever stuff u want to do,nd if u r more specific about the exception use err.getException().raise to raise the exception and finally say resume next



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Hello,<br />
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Is there a way to force a the for loop to skip the iteration it is on and go to the next one? I know there is one in Java, but I can't think if what it may be in VB.<br />
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ex. <br />
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For i = 0 to count<br />
<br />
Try <br />
'some code that may cause an error<br />
Catch ex as exception<br />
<br />
'the call to jump to the next iteration of the for loop <br />
End Try<br />
<br />
Next<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hello,

Is there a way to force a the for loop to skip the iteration it is on and go to the next one? I know there is one in Java, but I can't think if what it may be in VB.

ex. 

For i = 0 to count

Try 
'some code that may cause an error
Catch ex as exception

'the call to jump to the next iteration of the for loop 
End Try

Next

Thanks

VB.Net force Next in a For Loop

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