"...if you don't care if your program executes the way you intended, then why write the program in the first place?" Classic Philipp line! I loved it! :) I've been using the kind of error handling described for years now and I still learned quite a bit! Awesome video Vielen Dank!

Hi, Philipp. Thank you for this video. As always, a lot of very good advice and things to think about. You mentioned another video about Resume Next but it seems you might have forgotten to add the card for that video. Would you please like to add that? Thank you.

Good morning Philipp, quoting Goethe's Faust...impressive to see your skills go beyond coding! I almost skipped over this video because I felt this is something I have mastered... and for the most part I have. That being said, this is the ONLY video/website I have come across that takes the time to explain the actual PLACEMENT of the labels. When I first started using error-handling, I was getting that generic "no errors" message and it was Paul Baldy that explained the need for an exit-handler as well, but he didn't explain how it needed to be BEFORE the error-handler. Common sense? It is now, but to an VBA novice with no coding experience, not so much! I have a request/suggestion for a video tutorial: As you pointed out, a "Goto Label" should only be used for error-handling and I agree and I try to avoid them as much as possible. But when I am performing a loop and an error occurs, how do I skip that error, alert the user/admin with either a msgbox or a write to an error log, and resume the loop?