How do I pause a macro when a condition is met?
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Stop and Debug.Assert are debugging commands, that is correct. But that is what the Asker asked for - a means to execute until a certain code part, than single-step or continue execution. This is debugging, and the debugger is part of VBA.
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Exit Sub is no pauseI know and I realize now that I misread the question, so...
gabriel, the easiest way to pause a macro while debugging is to put a breakpoint at the line where you want it to pause. When you run the coded the macro will pause there. You do that by clicking in the left-hand margin of the line. You may also be interested in this article I wrote on debugging.
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End will also do the same but will clear any Global variables.
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