Trapping Errors [RESOLVED]

Why isn't my error trapped? I've built a code which uses two loops. Since I don't have good conditions to restrict the number of loops I use error trapping for it. But I still get errors that stop the execution of the app (5 - Invalid procedure call or argument) although the line above the one that causes the error is 'On Error Goto EndTags'... :confused:

The code follows this format. If this doesn't help I'll post my code. Thanks. :)

VB Code:

Do
  On Error Goto EndTags
 
  If ...
 
    On Error Goto EndAttributes
    Do
 
    Loop
 
  EndAttributes:
  End If
Loop
 
EndTags:

Hope this helps

Check under Options and the General Tab. Make sure you have your setting set to "Break on un-Handled errors".

What you have there won't work. Once you raise the first error and go to end attributes, you remain in that error handler. A second error won't take you to the next point, it will just cause an error. You must leave the error handler before entering another one. You need a resume, Resume Next, or exit sub somewhere in there, or a second error won't be handled.

Even if you can get it to work, there is probably a better way to do it. Can nyou post more of your code?

I wasn't going to go there, but using an error handler to terminate a loop is a little odd.

That was my point.

Thanks for the info Hiker, I didn't know two labels couldn't be handled at the same time. But indeed, ending a loop with error handling is a little harsh. I looked into it again and I found another way to restrict one of the loops. :) Thanks guys.