Excel VBA Programming The Complete Guide - Error and Err.Number

The video tutorial covers error handling in VBA, focusing on the error object and its properties. It explains how to identify errors using error numbers and the error function, and demonstrates how to clear errors to reset the error state. The tutorial concludes with an exploration of common VBA errors, providing examples and explanations to help understand and debug code effectively.

What is the primary role of the error object in VBA?

• To format VBA code

• To manage Excel worksheets

• To track errors encountered in the code

• To store user data

What does the 'number' property of the error object represent?

• The number of errors in the code

• The memory address of the error

• The type of error encountered

• The line number of the error

How can you reset the error object to its default state?

• By calling the 'clear' method

• By closing and reopening Excel

• By using the 'reset' method

• By restarting the computer

What is the purpose of wrapping error handling logic in an 'if' statement?

• To execute code only when there are no errors

• To ensure the code runs faster

• To prevent the code from running

• To execute code only when an error is present

What does the error function return when given an error number?

• The error's location in the code

• The error's memory address

• A string describing the error

• The error's severity level

Which error is indicated by the number 11 in VBA?

• Subscript out of range

• Division by zero

• File not found

• Out of memory

What kind of issues can arise from loading external files in VBA?

• Bad file name or mode

• Incorrect data types

• Syntax errors

• Network connectivity issues