Question

I’m using an error handler on my main calling procedure and letting the other procedures just roll up to that error handler.

Should I be clearing the error each time? Or should I Exit Sub instead of letting the error handler continue on the End Sub?

I’m asking because I’ve read that I may catch the first error, and then the other errors won’t be handled.

Sorry if this is less than clear. Not really sure what I’m saying.

Thanks!!

Edit: Something like this. Is this necessary?

Public Sub SubA()
On Error Goto ProcError

  ' other code  
  MsgBox FuncA()

ProcExit:  
  Exit Sub

ProcError:  
  MsgBox Err.Description  
  Resume ProcExit
End Sub

Answer 1

OP: Should I be clearing the error each time? Or should I Exit Sub instead of letting the error handler continue on the End Sub?

What do you mean by clearing the Error?
Usually, the procedure is written in this manner

public sub myProcedure()
on error goto e:
'statements that could raise error
exit sub

e:
Log err.Number, err.Description, "error occurred in myProcedure"
end sub

OR

You could choose not to add the error handler. In which case, the error will be propagated to the caller (or the procedure where it is handled).

Please post the sample code of what you are trying to achieve & your expectation.

EDIT: Here is what the code posted by you means

Public Sub SubA()
On Error Goto ProcError

  ' other code  
  MsgBox FuncA()
exit sub   'put exit sub otherwise it will execute the line below, even if no error

ProcExit:  
'this statement will get executed after the error msgbox is shown
msgbox "Reached ProcExit"
Exit Sub

ProcError:  
MsgBox Err.Description  'catch the error and show the msgbox
'error is cleared the point it reaches ProcError
'Resume ProcExit acts as goto, to execute any statements after the error is handled
Resume ProcExit 
End Sub