From the immediate window, try calling one of your procedures directly & step through the code. If it breaks properly this way, then the problem is that you aren't getting to that piece of code during your debugging process.
If you still aren't convinced, put a few simple msgbox commands in key places (like "function xxx section 1". If they don't appear, then you aren't getting there!
Well, I already tried what you did and the msgbox does appear. I also tried setting breakpoints in procedures that work for sure and it still doesn't break... Just to convince you that the program really get to the breakpoint here is a basic procedure I did espacially to test that
Sub test()
dim x,y
x = 2
(Break) y = x
debug.print y
End sub
If I call the procedure 2 is printed but it does not stop at the breakpoint... Maybe there is a way to turn breakpoint off somewhere in the options?? Any ideas?
Cool. My experience has been that I have solved more of my own problems in the process of trying to explain my problem to someone else. It makes you step back & describe it more carefully, which helps you solve it yourself.
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