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The '''EXIT SUB''' statement can be used in a [[SUB]] | The '''EXIT SUB''' statement can be used in a [[SUB]] procedure to exit from the procedure before its code ends. | ||
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* Use '''EXIT SUB''' to immediately exit a [[SUB]] procedure if an undesired condition is created. | |||
* '''EXIT SUB''' is not the same as [[END SUB]], which is required to designate the regular end of the code in a [[SUB]] procedure. | |||
* [[SUB]] | {{PageSeeAlso}} | ||
* [[FUNCTION]] | * [[SUB]], [[END SUB]] | ||
* [[FUNCTION]], [[END FUNCTION]] | |||
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Revision as of 00:10, 22 December 2022
The EXIT SUB statement can be used in a SUB procedure to exit from the procedure before its code ends.
Syntax
Description
- Use EXIT SUB to immediately exit a SUB procedure if an undesired condition is created.
- EXIT SUB is not the same as END SUB, which is required to designate the regular end of the code in a SUB procedure.
See also